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  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "# Спор GigaChat и YandexGPT\n",
    "\n",
    "В этом примере мы создадим площадку для сбора и столкнем две LLM - GigaChat и YandexGPT. В качестве судьи, который определит победителя, будет выступать GPT-4."
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "## Инициализируем модели"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": null,
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [],
   "source": ""
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:09.913093Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:09.908407Z"
    }
   },
   "source": [
    "import textwrap\n",
    "from langchain.chat_models.gigachat import GigaChat\n",
    "from langchain.schema import AIMessage, HumanMessage, SystemMessage\n",
    "from dotenv import load_dotenv\n",
    "import os\n",
    "load_dotenv()\n",
    "giga_api = os.getenv('GIGA_API')\n",
    "\n",
    "giga = GigaChat(\n",
    "    credentials=giga_api,\n",
    "    verify_ssl_certs=False,\n",
    "    scope='GIGACHAT_API_CORP',\n",
    "    model='GigaChat-Plus-preview'\n",
    ")\n",
    "yandex = GigaChat(\n",
    "    credentials=giga_api,\n",
    "    verify_ssl_certs=False,\n",
    "    scope='GIGACHAT_API_CORP',\n",
    "    model='GigaChat-Plus-preview'\n",
    ")\n",
    "gpt = GigaChat(\n",
    "    credentials=giga_api,\n",
    "    verify_ssl_certs=False,\n",
    "    scope='GIGACHAT_API_CORP',\n",
    "    model='GigaChat-Plus-preview'\n",
    ")"
   ],
   "outputs": [],
   "execution_count": 15
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "## Задаем стартовые реплики для диалогов обоих ботов"
   ]
  },
  {
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:12.942093Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:11.665409Z"
    }
   },
   "cell_type": "code",
   "source": [
    "from langchain_community.retrievers import ArxivRetriever\n",
    "\n",
    "retriever = ArxivRetriever(load_max_docs=5)\n",
    "\n",
    "docs = retriever.invoke(\"2404.14619\")\n",
    "\n",
    "docs[0].page_content[:400]"
   ],
   "outputs": [
    {
     "data": {
      "text/plain": [
       "'The reproducibility and transparency of large language models are crucial for\\nadvancing open research, ensuring the trustworthiness of results, and enabling\\ninvestigations into data and model biases, as well as potential risks. To this\\nend, we release OpenELM, a state-of-the-art open language model. OpenELM uses a\\nlayer-wise scaling strategy to efficiently allocate parameters within each\\nlayer of '"
      ]
     },
     "execution_count": 16,
     "metadata": {},
     "output_type": "execute_result"
    }
   ],
   "execution_count": 16
  },
  {
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:13.986516Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:13.977293Z"
    }
   },
   "cell_type": "code",
   "source": "docs",
   "outputs": [
    {
     "data": {
      "text/plain": [
       "[Document(page_content='The reproducibility and transparency of large language models are crucial for\\nadvancing open research, ensuring the trustworthiness of results, and enabling\\ninvestigations into data and model biases, as well as potential risks. To this\\nend, we release OpenELM, a state-of-the-art open language model. OpenELM uses a\\nlayer-wise scaling strategy to efficiently allocate parameters within each\\nlayer of the transformer model, leading to enhanced accuracy. For example, with\\na parameter budget of approximately one billion parameters, OpenELM exhibits a\\n2.36% improvement in accuracy compared to OLMo while requiring $2\\\\times$ fewer\\npre-training tokens.\\n  Diverging from prior practices that only provide model weights and inference\\ncode, and pre-train on private datasets, our release includes the complete\\nframework for training and evaluation of the language model on publicly\\navailable datasets, including training logs, multiple checkpoints, and\\npre-training configurations. We also release code to convert models to MLX\\nlibrary for inference and fine-tuning on Apple devices. This comprehensive\\nrelease aims to empower and strengthen the open research community, paving the\\nway for future open research endeavors.\\n  Our source code along with pre-trained model weights and training recipes is\\navailable at \\\\url{https://github.com/apple/corenet}. Additionally, \\\\model\\nmodels can be found on HuggingFace at:\\n\\\\url{https://huggingface.co/apple/OpenELM}.', metadata={'Entry ID': 'http://arxiv.org/abs/2404.14619v1', 'Published': datetime.date(2024, 4, 22), 'Title': 'OpenELM: An Efficient Language Model Family with Open-source Training and Inference Framework', 'Authors': 'Sachin Mehta, Mohammad Hossein Sekhavat, Qingqing Cao, Maxwell Horton, Yanzi Jin, Chenfan Sun, Iman Mirzadeh, Mahyar Najibi, Dmitry Belenko, Peter Zatloukal, Mohammad Rastegari'})]"
      ]
     },
     "execution_count": 17,
     "metadata": {},
     "output_type": "execute_result"
    }
   ],
   "execution_count": 17
  },
  {
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:24.020296Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:21.546895Z"
    }
   },
   "cell_type": "code",
   "source": [
    "from langchain_community.document_loaders import ArxivLoader\n",
    "\n",
    "docs = ArxivLoader(query=\"2404.14619\", load_max_docs=2).load()\n",
    "len(docs)"
   ],
   "outputs": [
    {
     "data": {
      "text/plain": [
       "1"
      ]
     },
     "execution_count": 18,
     "metadata": {},
     "output_type": "execute_result"
    }
   ],
   "execution_count": 18
  },
  {
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:25.643649Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:43:25.637452Z"
    }
   },
   "cell_type": "code",
   "source": [
    "len(docs[0].page_content) # all pages of the Document content\n",
    "\n"
   ],
   "outputs": [
    {
     "data": {
      "text/plain": [
       "43268"
      ]
     },
     "execution_count": 19,
     "metadata": {},
     "output_type": "execute_result"
    }
   ],
   "execution_count": 19
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "metadata": {
    "ExecuteTime": {
     "end_time": "2024-04-24T23:46:16.321023Z",
     "start_time": "2024-04-24T23:46:16.316016Z"
    }
   },
   "source": [
    "discuss = \"Проанализируй статью. Какие можно выдвинуть гипотезы по улучшению имеющейся статьи?\"\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "def get_prompt(goal, arxiv_text):\n",
    "    return f\"\"\"Ты участвуешь в диалоге о том, {discuss}\n",
    "{goal}\n",
    "{arxiv_text}\n",
    "Используй научные методы. Пиши развернуто и с пояснением свой гипотезы.\n",
    "Веди конструктивный диалог, если аргумент оппонента действительно хорош, то проанализируй его!\n",
    "\"\"\"\n",
    "\n",
    "\n",
    "yandex_system = get_prompt(\"Придумай убедительную гипотезу по улучшении статьи:\", docs[0].page_content)\n",
    "print(f\"\\033[35mYandex system: {yandex_system}\\033[0m\")\n",
    "\n",
    "giga_system = get_prompt(\"Ты должен убедиться путем диалога, что гипотеза хороша, если нет, то объяснить оппоненту в чем он не прав:\", docs[0].page_content)\n",
    "print(f\"\\033[32mGiga ystem: {giga_system}\\033[0m\")\n",
    "\n",
    "refery_queston = f\"\"\"Ты рефери в споре о том, {discuss}\n",
    "Прочитай диалог и определи, хорошу ли гипотезу выдвинули или нет.\n",
    "Диалог:\n",
    "\"\"\""
   ],
   "outputs": [
    {
     "name": "stdout",
     "output_type": "stream",
     "text": [
      "\u001B[35mYandex system: Ты участвуешь в диалоге о том, Проанализируй статью. Какие можно выдвинуть гипотезы по улучшению имеющейся статьи?\n",
      "Придумай убедительную гипотезу по улучшении статьи:\n",
      "OpenELM: An Efficient Language Model Family with Open-source Training\n",
      "and Inference Framework\n",
      "Sachin Mehta\n",
      "Mohammad Hossein Sekhavat\n",
      "Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Maxwell Horton\n",
      "Yanzi Jin\n",
      "Chenfan Sun\n",
      "Iman Mirzadeh\n",
      "Mahyar Najibi\n",
      "Dmitry Belenko\n",
      "Peter Zatloukal\n",
      "Mohammad Rastegari\n",
      "Apple\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Public dataset\n",
      "Open-source\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pre-training tokens\n",
      "Average acc. (in %)\n",
      "Code\n",
      "Weights\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.3 B\n",
      "0.2 T\n",
      "41.49\n",
      "PyThia [5]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.4 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "41.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.3 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "43.55\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.2 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "43.57\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.1 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "Table 1. OpenELM vs. public LLMs. OpenELM outperforms comparable-sized existing LLMs pretrained on publicly available datasets.\n",
      "Notably, OpenELM outperforms the recent open LLM, OLMo, by 2.36% while requiring 2× fewer pre-training tokens. The average\n",
      "accuracy is calculated across multiple tasks listed in Tab. 3b, which are also part of the OpenLLM leaderboard [4]. Models pretrained with\n",
      "less data are highlighted in gray color.\n",
      "Abstract\n",
      "The reproducibility and transparency of large language\n",
      "models are crucial for advancing open research, ensuring\n",
      "the trustworthiness of results, and enabling investigations\n",
      "into data and model biases, as well as potential risks. To\n",
      "this end, we release OpenELM, a state-of-the-art open lan-\n",
      "guage model. OpenELM uses a layer-wise scaling strategy\n",
      "to efficiently allocate parameters within each layer of the\n",
      "transformer model, leading to enhanced accuracy. For ex-\n",
      "ample, with a parameter budget of approximately one bil-\n",
      "lion parameters, OpenELM exhibits a 2.36% improvement\n",
      "in accuracy compared to OLMo while requiring 2× fewer\n",
      "pre-training tokens.\n",
      "Diverging from prior practices that only provide model\n",
      "weights and inference code, and pre-train on private\n",
      "datasets, our release includes the complete framework for\n",
      "training and evaluation of the language model on publicly\n",
      "available datasets, including training logs, multiple check-\n",
      "points, and pre-training configurations.\n",
      "We also release\n",
      "code to convert models to MLX library for inference and\n",
      "fine-tuning on Apple devices. This comprehensive release\n",
      "aims to empower and strengthen the open research commu-\n",
      "nity, paving the way for future open research endeavors.\n",
      "Our source code along with pre-trained model weights\n",
      "and training recipes is available at https://github.\n",
      "com/apple/corenet. Additionally, OpenELM mod-\n",
      "els can be found on HuggingFace at:\n",
      "https : / /\n",
      "huggingface.co/apple/OpenELM.\n",
      "1. Introduction\n",
      "Transformer-based [48] large language models (LLM)\n",
      "are revolutionizing the field of natural language processing\n",
      "[7,46]. These models are isotropic, meaning that they have\n",
      "the same configuration (e.g., number of heads and feed-\n",
      "forward network dimensions) for each transformer layer.\n",
      "Though such isotropic models are simple, they may not al-\n",
      "locate parameters efficiently inside the model.\n",
      "In this work, we develop and release OpenELM, a fam-\n",
      "ily of pre-trained and fine-tuned models on publicly avail-\n",
      "able datasets.\n",
      "At the core of OpenELM lies layer-wise\n",
      "scaling [30], enabling more efficient parameter allocation\n",
      "across layers. This method utilizes smaller latent dimen-\n",
      "sions in the attention and feed-forward modules of the trans-\n",
      "former layers closer to the input, and gradually widening the\n",
      "layers as they approach the output.\n",
      "We release the complete framework, encompassing data\n",
      "preparation, training, fine-tuning, and evaluation proce-\n",
      "dures, alongside multiple pre-trained checkpoints and train-\n",
      "ing logs, to facilitate open research. Importantly, OpenELM\n",
      "outperforms existing open LLMs that are pre-trained us-\n",
      "ing publicly available datasets (Tab. 1).\n",
      "For example,\n",
      "OpenELM with 1.1 billion parameters outperforms OLMo\n",
      "1\n",
      "arXiv:2404.14619v1  [cs.CL]  22 Apr 2024\n",
      "[17], which has 1.2 billion parameters, by 2.36% while re-\n",
      "quiring 2× fewer pre-training tokens.\n",
      "2. Pre-training\n",
      "This section describes the framework, including model\n",
      "architecture (§2.1), pre-training data (§2.2), training hyper-\n",
      "parameters (§2.3), and evaluation (§2.4).\n",
      "2.1. OpenELM architecture\n",
      "We adopt the decoder-only transformer-based architec-\n",
      "ture. Following state-of-the-art LLMs, we: (1) do not use\n",
      "learnable bias parameters in any fully-connected (a.k.a., lin-\n",
      "ear) layers, (2) apply pre-normalization using RMSNorm\n",
      "[53] and also, use rotatory positional embedding (ROPE)\n",
      "[43] for encoding positional information, (3) use grouped\n",
      "query attention (GQA) [1] instead of multi-head attention\n",
      "(MHA), (4) replace the feed forward network (FFN) with\n",
      "SwiGLU FFN [41], (5) use flash attention [13] for comput-\n",
      "ing the scaled dot-product attention, and (6) use the same\n",
      "tokenizer as LLama [46].\n",
      "Existing LLMs use the same configuration for each\n",
      "transformer layer in the model, resulting in a uniform al-\n",
      "location of parameters across layers. Unlike these models,\n",
      "each transformer layer in OpenELM has a different config-\n",
      "uration (e.g., number of heads and feed forward network\n",
      "dimension), resulting in variable number of parameters in\n",
      "each layer of the model. This lets OpenELM to better utilize\n",
      "the available parameter budget for achieving higher accura-\n",
      "cies. We implement this non-uniform allocation of parame-\n",
      "ters across layers using layer-wise scaling (also referred as\n",
      "block-wise scaling in [30]).\n",
      "Layer-wise scaling.\n",
      "A standard transformer layer is com-\n",
      "posed of multi-head attention (MHA) and feed-forward net-\n",
      "work (FFN). For non-uniform allocation of parameters in\n",
      "the transformer layer, we adjust the number of attention\n",
      "heads and the FFN multiplier in each transformer layer.\n",
      "Assume that the standard transformer model with uni-\n",
      "form parameter allocation has N transformer layers and\n",
      "the dimensionality of the input to each layer is dmodel.\n",
      "The MHA has nh heads and dimension of each head is\n",
      "dh =\n",
      "dmodel\n",
      "nh\n",
      ".\n",
      "Also, the hidden dimension for FFN is\n",
      "dFFN = m · dmodel, where m is a scalar FFN multiplier.\n",
      "We introduce parameters α and β to scale the number of\n",
      "attention heads nh and FFN multiplier m per layer respec-\n",
      "tively. For the i-th layer, nh and m are computed as\n",
      "ni\n",
      "h = αi · dmodel\n",
      "dh\n",
      ",\n",
      "mi = βi\n",
      "where αi = αmin + (αmax −αmin) · i\n",
      "N −1\n",
      ",\n",
      "and βi = βmin + (βmax −βmin) · i\n",
      "N −1\n",
      ", 0 ≤i < N.\n",
      "(1)\n",
      "Here, αmin and αmax are the hyper-parameters that allow\n",
      "us to scale the attention heads. Similarly, βmin and βmax\n",
      "let us to vary the width of FFN layers. Therefore, vary-\n",
      "ing the configuration of standard transformer layers using α\n",
      "and β results in non-uniform allocation of parameters in the\n",
      "model. Note, setting αmin = αmax = 1.0 and mi = m\n",
      "produces the standard uniform transformer model.\n",
      "2.2. Pre-training data\n",
      "For pre-training, we use public datasets. Specifically,\n",
      "our pre-training dataset contains RefinedWeb [35], dedupli-\n",
      "cated PILE [15], a subset of RedPajama [11], and a subset\n",
      "of Dolma v1.6 [42], totaling approximately 1.8 trillion to-\n",
      "kens. These details are also summarized in Tab. 2.\n",
      "On-the-fly tokenization and data filtering.\n",
      "Unlike pre-\n",
      "vious approaches that utilize pre-tokenized data [5,17], we\n",
      "filter and tokenize text data on-the-fly. This facilitates seam-\n",
      "less experimentation with various tokenizers, thereby sig-\n",
      "nificantly simplifying prototyping and research endeavors.\n",
      "In our experiments, we use the same tokenizer as used in\n",
      "LLama [46].\n",
      "To filter out low-length sequences, we apply two filter-\n",
      "ing methods. The first method operates at the character-\n",
      "level, checking if the number of characters in the sequence\n",
      "is below a specified threshold. The second method operates\n",
      "at the token-level, where it examines whether the sequence\n",
      "contains fewer tokens than a specified threshold. Sequences\n",
      "that are shorter than either of these thresholds are skipped.\n",
      "In our experiments, we use 200 characters and 256 tokens\n",
      "as character and token-level filtering thresholds.\n",
      "2.3. Training details\n",
      "We train OpenELM variants for 350k iterations (or train-\n",
      "ing steps) using CoreNet (formerly CVNets [29]). We use\n",
      "AdamW [28] as an optimizer. We use a cosine learning rate\n",
      "Source\n",
      "Subset\n",
      "Tokens\n",
      "RefinedWeb\n",
      "665 B\n",
      "RedPajama\n",
      "Github\n",
      "59 B\n",
      "Books\n",
      "26 B\n",
      "ArXiv\n",
      "28 B\n",
      "Wikipedia\n",
      "24 B\n",
      "StackExchange\n",
      "20 B\n",
      "C4\n",
      "175 B\n",
      "PILE\n",
      "207 B\n",
      "Dolma\n",
      "The Stack\n",
      "411 B\n",
      "Reddit\n",
      "89 B\n",
      "PeS2o\n",
      "70 B\n",
      "Project Gutenberg\n",
      "6 B\n",
      "Wikipedia + Wikibooks\n",
      "4.3 B\n",
      "Table 2. Dataset used for pre-training OpenELM.\n",
      "2\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "(a) Standard zero-shot metrics\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "Num. few\n",
      "shot examples\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "25\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "10\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "TruthfulQA-mc2\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "(b) OpenLLM leaderboard\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "Num. few\n",
      "shot examples\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "25\n",
      "CrowsPairs-En\n",
      "PCT stereotype\n",
      "25\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "10\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "(c) LLM360\n",
      "Table 3. Tasks and metrics used for evaluating OpenELM.\n",
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      "35.0\n",
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      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(c) BoolQ\n",
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      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "40\n",
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      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(d) HellaSwag\n",
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      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "66\n",
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      "76\n",
      "78\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(e) PIQA\n",
      "50\n",
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      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(f) SciQ\n",
      "50\n",
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      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
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      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(g) WinoGrande\n",
      "0.04\n",
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      "0.04\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "OpenELM sizes\n",
      "Figure 1. OpenELM’s performance across training iterations on standard zero-shot tasks. In the majority of tasks, the performance\n",
      "of OpenELM shows improvement with increasing training duration. Furthermore, the model checkpoint obtained by averaging the last five\n",
      "checkpoints, collected at intervals of 5k iterations, demonstrates comparable or slightly better performance (indicated by  markers) as\n",
      "compared to the last checkpoint obtained after 350k iterations.\n",
      "schedule [27], with warm up of 5k iterations, and decay\n",
      "the final learning rate down to 10% of maximum learning\n",
      "rate. We use a weight decay of 0.1 and gradient clipping\n",
      "of 1.0. We train four variants of OpenELM (270M, 450M,\n",
      "1.1B, and 3B), and for some, we use FSDP [56] and acti-\n",
      "vation checkpointing [8]. Please refer to Appendix A for\n",
      "additional pre-training details.\n",
      "2.4. Evaluation details\n",
      "Following previous works, we evaluate the performance\n",
      "across different tasks using LM Evaluation Harness [16]1:\n",
      "• Standard zero-shot tasks.\n",
      "We consider 7 standard\n",
      "common-sense reasoning tasks: ARC easy and challenge\n",
      "[10], BoolQ [9], HellaSwag [52], PIQA [6], SciQ [49],\n",
      "and WinoGrande [39].\n",
      "• OpenLLM leaderboard tasks.\n",
      "We use 5 tasks from\n",
      "OpenLLM leaderboard [4]: ARC challenge, HellaSwag,\n",
      "MMLU [20], TruthfulQA [24], and WinoGrande.\n",
      "• LLM360 leaderboard tasks.\n",
      "We use 7 tasks from\n",
      "LLM360 leaderboard [26] for evaluation: ARC chal-\n",
      "1We\n",
      "use\n",
      "commit\n",
      "dc90fec\n",
      "of\n",
      "https : / / github . com /\n",
      "EleutherAI/lm-evaluation-harness\n",
      "lenge, CrowS-Pairs (English version) [32], HellaSwag,\n",
      "WinoGrande, MMLU, PIQA, and RACE [23].\n",
      "These evaluation frameworks, built on top of LM Eval-\n",
      "uation Harness, allows us to comprehensively evaluate\n",
      "OpenELM in terms of reasoning (e.g., ARC-c, HellaSwag,\n",
      "and PIQA), knowledge understanding (e.g., MMLU and\n",
      "RACE), and misinformation & bias (e.g., TruthfulQA and\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs). While there may be some overlap in tasks\n",
      "among these frameworks, they primarily differ in the few-\n",
      "shot settings, as outlined in Tab. 3.\n",
      "3. Experimental Results\n",
      "Pre-training results.\n",
      "We evaluate the performance of\n",
      "OpenELM on zero-shot and few-shot settings (Tab. 3). We\n",
      "compare OpenELM with publicly available LLMs, namely\n",
      "PyThia [5], Cerebras-GPT [14], TinyLlama [54], OpenLM\n",
      "[18], MobiLlama [44], and OLMo [17]. The works most\n",
      "closely related to ours are MobiLlama and OLMo. These\n",
      "models are trained on comparable dataset mixtures, with\n",
      "similar or larger number of pre-training tokens.\n",
      "In Fig. 1, the accuracy of OpenELM is plotted against\n",
      "training iterations for 7 standard zero-shot tasks. We ob-\n",
      "serve an overall increase in accuracy with longer training\n",
      "3\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "Average w/o SciQ\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "26.45\n",
      "45.08\n",
      "53.98\n",
      "46.71\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "84.70\n",
      "53.91\n",
      "54.37\n",
      "49.31\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "26.62\n",
      "46.04\n",
      "55.72\n",
      "51.06\n",
      "71.11\n",
      "83.60\n",
      "53.20\n",
      "55.34\n",
      "50.63\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.56\n",
      "48.06\n",
      "55.78\n",
      "53.97\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "87.20\n",
      "58.01\n",
      "57.56\n",
      "52.62\n",
      "TinyLlama [54]\n",
      "1.10 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "30.12\n",
      "55.25\n",
      "57.83\n",
      "59.20\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "-\n",
      "59.12\n",
      "-\n",
      "55.80\n",
      "OpenLM [18]\n",
      "1.00 B\n",
      "1.6 T\n",
      "31.00\n",
      "56.00\n",
      "65.00\n",
      "61.00\n",
      "74.00\n",
      "-\n",
      "60.00\n",
      "-\n",
      "57.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "28.84\n",
      "49.62\n",
      "60.03\n",
      "52.45\n",
      "73.18\n",
      "85.90\n",
      "55.96\n",
      "58.00\n",
      "53.35\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "31.91\n",
      "56.65\n",
      "60.34\n",
      "62.18\n",
      "74.81\n",
      "89.10\n",
      "59.27\n",
      "62.04\n",
      "57.53\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "31.06\n",
      "57.28\n",
      "61.74\n",
      "62.92\n",
      "75.14\n",
      "87.00\n",
      "59.98\n",
      "62.16\n",
      "58.02\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "32.34\n",
      "55.43\n",
      "63.58\n",
      "64.81\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "90.60\n",
      "61.72\n",
      "63.44\n",
      "58.91\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "35.58\n",
      "59.89\n",
      "67.40\n",
      "72.44\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "92.70\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "67.39\n",
      "63.18\n",
      "(a) Results on zero-shot tasks with respect to the standard metrics defined in Tab. 3a.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "TruthfulQA-mc2\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "Cerebras-GPT [14]\n",
      "0.26 B\n",
      "5.1 B\n",
      "22.01\n",
      "28.99\n",
      "26.83\n",
      "45.98\n",
      "52.49\n",
      "35.26\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "0.35 B\n",
      "0.2 T\n",
      "23.55\n",
      "36.73\n",
      "26.02\n",
      "40.83\n",
      "52.64\n",
      "35.95\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "0.41 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "24.83\n",
      "41.29\n",
      "25.99\n",
      "40.95\n",
      "54.38\n",
      "37.49\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "29.52\n",
      "52.75\n",
      "26.09\n",
      "37.55\n",
      "56.27\n",
      "40.44\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "41.50\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "30.63\n",
      "54.17\n",
      "25.2\n",
      "38.41\n",
      "56.35\n",
      "40.95\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "1.40 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "32.68\n",
      "54.96\n",
      "25.56\n",
      "38.66\n",
      "57.30\n",
      "41.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "34.64\n",
      "63.27\n",
      "23.87\n",
      "35.19\n",
      "60.77\n",
      "43.55\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "34.47\n",
      "63.81\n",
      "26.16\n",
      "32.94\n",
      "60.46\n",
      "43.57\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "48.90\n",
      "(b) Results on OpenLLM Leaderboard tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3b.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "66.79\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "30.91\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "45.13\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "29.52\n",
      "65.47\n",
      "52.75\n",
      "26.09\n",
      "71.11\n",
      "32.15\n",
      "37.55\n",
      "56.27\n",
      "46.37\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "68.63\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "33.11\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "47.69\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "30.63\n",
      "66.25\n",
      "54.17\n",
      "25.2\n",
      "73.18\n",
      "33.68\n",
      "38.41\n",
      "56.35\n",
      "47.23\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "34.64\n",
      "70.24\n",
      "63.27\n",
      "23.87\n",
      "74.81\n",
      "35.02\n",
      "35.19\n",
      "60.77\n",
      "49.73\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "34.47\n",
      "69.95\n",
      "63.81\n",
      "26.16\n",
      "75.14\n",
      "36.75\n",
      "32.94\n",
      "60.46\n",
      "49.96\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5T\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "71.74\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "36.46\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "51.68\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "54.35\n",
      "(c) Results on LLM360 tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3c.\n",
      "Table 4. Comparison of OpenELM with publicly available LLMs across various evaluation frameworks.. We chose MobiLlama and\n",
      "OLMo as our baselines because they are pre-trained on public datasets using a similar or larger number of tokens. We evaluate OpenELM,\n",
      "MobiLlama, and OLMo using the same LM evaluation harness version. Results for other models in Tab. 4a and Tab. 4b are taken from their\n",
      "official GitHub repositories and the OpenLLM leaderboard [4], respectively. Best task accuracy for each model category is highlighted in\n",
      "bold. Models pre-trained with less data are highlighted in gray color.\n",
      "durations across most tasks. Additionally, the checkpoint\n",
      "obtained by averaging the last five checkpoints, collected\n",
      "at intervals of 5000 iterations, demonstrates comparable or\n",
      "slightly better accuracy compared to the final checkpoint\n",
      "obtained after 350k iterations. This improvement is likely\n",
      "due to noise reduction through weight averaging. Conse-\n",
      "quently, we use the averaged checkpoint for our main eval-\n",
      "uations in Tab. 4, instruction tuning experiments in Tab. 5,\n",
      "and parameter-efficient tuning experiments in Tab. 6.\n",
      "The results in Tab. 4 span across various evaluation\n",
      "frameworks, and highlights OpenELM’s effectiveness over\n",
      "existing methods. For instance, an OpenELM variant with\n",
      "1.1 billion parameters achieves 1.28% (Tab. 4a), 2.36%\n",
      "(Tab. 4b), and 1.72% (Tab. 4c) higher accuracy compared to\n",
      "OLMo with 1.2 billion parameters. Remarkably, OpenELM\n",
      "achieves this level of accuracy while using 2× less pre-\n",
      "training data.\n",
      "Instruction tuning results.\n",
      "We use the cleaned variant of\n",
      "UltraFeedback [3, 12] dataset that consists of 60k prompts\n",
      "for instruction tuning.\n",
      "We do instruction tuning using\n",
      "Alignment Handbook library [47]. For optimization, we\n",
      "use either the statistical rejection sampling method [25] or\n",
      "the direct preference optimization method [37]. These sam-\n",
      "pling method details along with other hyper-parameters and\n",
      "fine-tuning details are given in Appendix B.\n",
      "Tab. 5 shows that instruction tuning consistently im-\n",
      "proves OpenELM’s average accuracy by 1-2% across dif-\n",
      "ferent evaluation frameworks.\n",
      "4\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "26.45\n",
      "45.08\n",
      "53.98\n",
      "46.71\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "84.70\n",
      "53.91\n",
      "54.37\n",
      "✓\n",
      "30.55\n",
      "46.68\n",
      "48.56\n",
      "52.07\n",
      "70.78\n",
      "84.40\n",
      "52.72\n",
      "55.11\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.56\n",
      "48.06\n",
      "55.78\n",
      "53.97\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "87.20\n",
      "58.01\n",
      "57.56\n",
      "✓\n",
      "30.38\n",
      "50.00\n",
      "60.37\n",
      "59.34\n",
      "72.63\n",
      "88.00\n",
      "58.96\n",
      "59.95\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "32.34\n",
      "55.43\n",
      "63.58\n",
      "64.81\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "90.60\n",
      "61.72\n",
      "63.44\n",
      "✓\n",
      "37.97\n",
      "52.23\n",
      "70.00\n",
      "71.20\n",
      "75.03\n",
      "89.30\n",
      "62.75\n",
      "65.50\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "35.58\n",
      "59.89\n",
      "67.40\n",
      "72.44\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "92.70\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "67.39\n",
      "✓\n",
      "39.42\n",
      "61.74\n",
      "68.17\n",
      "76.36\n",
      "79.00\n",
      "92.50\n",
      "66.85\n",
      "69.15\n",
      "(a) Results on zero-shot tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3a.\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "✓\n",
      "32.51\n",
      "51.58\n",
      "26.70\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "53.20\n",
      "40.54\n",
      "0.45 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "41.50\n",
      "✓\n",
      "33.53\n",
      "59.31\n",
      "25.41\n",
      "40.48\n",
      "58.33\n",
      "43.41\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "✓\n",
      "41.55\n",
      "71.83\n",
      "25.65\n",
      "45.95\n",
      "64.72\n",
      "49.94\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "48.90\n",
      "✓\n",
      "47.70\n",
      "76.87\n",
      "24.80\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "67.96\n",
      "51.22\n",
      "(b) Results on OpenLLM Leaderboard tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3b.\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "66.79\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "30.91\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "45.13\n",
      "✓\n",
      "32.51\n",
      "66.01\n",
      "51.58\n",
      "26.70\n",
      "70.78\n",
      "33.78\n",
      "38.72\n",
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      "46.66\n",
      "0.45 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "68.63\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "33.11\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "47.69\n",
      "✓\n",
      "33.53\n",
      "67.44\n",
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      "25.41\n",
      "72.63\n",
      "36.84\n",
      "40.48\n",
      "58.33\n",
      "49.25\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "71.74\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "36.46\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "51.68\n",
      "✓\n",
      "41.55\n",
      "71.02\n",
      "71.83\n",
      "25.65\n",
      "75.03\n",
      "39.43\n",
      "45.95\n",
      "64.72\n",
      "54.40\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "54.35\n",
      "✓\n",
      "47.70\n",
      "72.33\n",
      "76.87\n",
      "24.80\n",
      "79.00\n",
      "38.47\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "67.96\n",
      "55.73\n",
      "(c) Results on LLM360 tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3c.\n",
      "Table 5. Instruction tuning improves OpenELM’s accuracy across different model sizes.\n",
      "Parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT) results.\n",
      "We use\n",
      "the CommonSense reasoning training and evaluation setup\n",
      "[22].\n",
      "This setup provides 170k training samples across\n",
      "8 multiple-choice datasets for PEFT studies with differ-\n",
      "ent methods, including LoRA [21] and DoRA [51]. We\n",
      "integrate OpenELM with these methods, and finetune the\n",
      "resulting model for three epochs using 8 NVIDIA H100\n",
      "GPUs. Tab. 6 shows that PEFT methods can be applied to\n",
      "OpenELM. LoRA and DoRA deliver similar accuracy on\n",
      "average across the given CommonSense reasoning datasets.\n",
      "4. Benchmarking\n",
      "Hardware.\n",
      "We benchmark on modern, consumer-grade\n",
      "hardware with BFloat16 as the data type.\n",
      "Specifically,\n",
      "CUDA benchmarks were performed on a workstation with\n",
      "an Intel i9-13900KF CPU, equipped with 64 GB of DDR5-\n",
      "4000 DRAM, and an NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU with 24 GB\n",
      "of VRAM, running Ubuntu 22.04. PyTorch v2.2.2 [34] was\n",
      "used, with the most recent versions of models and the as-\n",
      "sociated libraries. HuggingFace Transformers v4.39.3 [50]\n",
      "was used to benchmark HuggingFace models. We did not\n",
      "use Torch Inductor for model compilation.\n",
      "To benchmark OpenELM models on the Apple silicon,\n",
      "we used an Apple MacBook Pro with an M2 Max system-\n",
      "on-chip and 64GiB of RAM, running macOS 14.4.1. We\n",
      "ported the code and the weights of OpenELM to Apple\n",
      "MLX v0.10.0 [19]. To maximize the throughput, lazy eval-\n",
      "uation was used in MLX with 8 tokens evaluated at a time.\n",
      "Evaluation.\n",
      "We provide two separate measurements for\n",
      "token throughput (measured in terms of tokens processed\n",
      "per second): (1) prompt processing (pre-fill), and (2) token\n",
      "generation. Additionally, we also report the total combined\n",
      "throughput.\n",
      "We benchmark all models sequentially, and\n",
      "execute one full “dry run” generating 1024 tokens for the\n",
      "first model, since we found that this significantly increases\n",
      "the throughput of generation for subsequent models. Be-\n",
      "fore measurement for each individual model, we warm up\n",
      "the model by executing a single forward pass to allow the\n",
      "frameworks to perform further auto-tuning, if any. In all\n",
      "experiments, we use key-value caching and generate 1024\n",
      "tokens in addition to the prompt tokens in all tests. Static\n",
      "5\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "PEFT\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SIQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "OBQA\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "24.57\n",
      "26.60\n",
      "62.14\n",
      "24.84\n",
      "50.05\n",
      "42.02\n",
      "49.88\n",
      "28.00\n",
      "38.51\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "26.19\n",
      "28.07\n",
      "62.20\n",
      "25.22\n",
      "50.11\n",
      "44.42\n",
      "50.12\n",
      "31.20\n",
      "39.69\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "28.67\n",
      "29.88\n",
      "62.29\n",
      "25.85\n",
      "52.39\n",
      "49.59\n",
      "50.91\n",
      "33.20\n",
      "41.60\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "28.33\n",
      "30.39\n",
      "62.26\n",
      "25.12\n",
      "52.29\n",
      "49.28\n",
      "50.83\n",
      "32.00\n",
      "41.31\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "45.14\n",
      "61.11\n",
      "61.77\n",
      "77.95\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "69.70\n",
      "61.64\n",
      "59.20\n",
      "63.60\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "44.11\n",
      "61.49\n",
      "61.68\n",
      "78.92\n",
      "71.38\n",
      "69.04\n",
      "64.01\n",
      "58.80\n",
      "63.68\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "46.93\n",
      "66.25\n",
      "62.48\n",
      "81.22\n",
      "75.19\n",
      "70.62\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "58.20\n",
      "65.80\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "46.50\n",
      "66.46\n",
      "62.35\n",
      "80.84\n",
      "75.73\n",
      "70.83\n",
      "63.77\n",
      "58.20\n",
      "65.59\n",
      "Table 6. OpenELM with PEFT. Both LoRA and DoRA demonstrate comparable performance when OpenELM is finetuned on Common-\n",
      "Sense reasoning benchmark. It’s important to note that these fine-tuning results, obtained using the evaluation setup of LLM-Adapters [22],\n",
      "differ from the results in Tabs. 4 and 5. This is because the results in Tabs. 4 and 5 are obtained under zero- and few-shot settings using\n",
      "LM Evaluation Harness. Note that we did not use social interactions QA (SIQA; [40]) and OpenBookQA (OBQA; [31]) in Tabs. 4 and 5\n",
      "because of evaluation issues with LLama tokenizer in LM Evaluation Harness (see [45]).\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "0.35 B\n",
      "6524.17\n",
      "214.11\n",
      "220.21\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "6427.27\n",
      "159.67\n",
      "165.85\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "3423.25\n",
      "136.35\n",
      "146.86\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "5211.35\n",
      "128.46\n",
      "133.42\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "4151.75\n",
      "126.01\n",
      "130.08\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "1.40 B\n",
      "4501.85\n",
      "139.65\n",
      "143.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "4938.29\n",
      "142.96\n",
      "147.67\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "7151.65\n",
      "203.40\n",
      "209.26\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "3681.73\n",
      "92.15\n",
      "95.72\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "2712.56\n",
      "70.11\n",
      "72.82\n",
      "(a) Results on NVIDIA CUDA / Linux.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OpenELM-0.27B\n",
      "1151.41\n",
      "212.40\n",
      "218.45\n",
      "OpenELM-0.27B-4bit\n",
      "803.99\n",
      "256.35\n",
      "262.70\n",
      "OpenELM-0.45B\n",
      "910.61\n",
      "147.26\n",
      "151.57\n",
      "OpenELM-0.45B-4bit\n",
      "883.19\n",
      "197.81\n",
      "203.16\n",
      "OpenELM-1.08B\n",
      "508.56\n",
      "78.72\n",
      "81.04\n",
      "OpenELM-1.08B-4bit\n",
      "554.17\n",
      "117.90\n",
      "121.14\n",
      "OpenELM-3.04B-bf16\n",
      "234.96\n",
      "33.96\n",
      "34.97\n",
      "OpenELM-3.04B-bf16-4bit\n",
      "211.32\n",
      "60.33\n",
      "61.83\n",
      "(b) Results for the MLX port on Apple macOS.\n",
      "Table 7. Benchmark measurements of OpenELM compared\n",
      "to other similar LLMs in its class..\n",
      "On CUDA, we evaluate\n",
      "OpenELM, MobiLlama, and OLMo using the CoreNet version of\n",
      "OpenELM and HuggingFace for the other two. On macOS, we\n",
      "only provide results for the MLX version of OpenELM.\n",
      "key-value cache was used whenever supported. The same\n",
      "prompt was used for all runs, resulting in prompt lengths of\n",
      "35-36 tokens (depending on the tokenizer).\n",
      "Results.\n",
      "Tabs. 7a and 7b shows the benchmarking re-\n",
      "sults on GPU and MacBook Pro respectively.\n",
      "Despite\n",
      "OpenELM’s higher accuracy for a similar parameter count,\n",
      "we observe that it is slower than OLMo. While the primary\n",
      "focus of this study is reproducibility rather than inference\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Normalization layer\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "(# Invocations per token)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OLMo\n",
      "LayerNorm (33)\n",
      "7151.65\n",
      "203.40\n",
      "209.26\n",
      "RMSNorm-Naive (33)\n",
      "5360.56\n",
      "171.41\n",
      "176.92\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "LayerNorm (113)\n",
      "4697.50\n",
      "130.34\n",
      "135.38\n",
      "RMSNorm-Naive (113)\n",
      "3681.73\n",
      "92.15\n",
      "95.72\n",
      "RMSNorm-Apex (113)\n",
      "4280.66\n",
      "113.42\n",
      "117.81\n",
      "Table 8. Normalization layers are a bottleneck. The through-\n",
      "put of both OLMo-1.18B and OpenELM-1.08B significantly de-\n",
      "creases with the naive implementation of RMSNorm in PyTorch\n",
      "compared to highly optimized LayerNorm [2]. Although Apex’s\n",
      "[33] RMSNorm implementation leads to notable throughput im-\n",
      "provements compared to the naive implementation, a considerable\n",
      "performance gap persists in comparison to LayerNorm. This high-\n",
      "lights the substantial optimization potential for future endeavors.\n",
      "The number of invocations per token for each normalization layer\n",
      "is indicated next to the layer name in brackets.\n",
      "performance, we did comprehensive profiling to understand\n",
      "the bottlenecks. Our analysis reveals that a significant por-\n",
      "tion of OpenELM’s processing time can be attributed to our\n",
      "naive implementation of RMSNorm (Tab. 8). Specifically,\n",
      "naive RMSNorm implementation results in many individ-\n",
      "ual kernel launches each of which processes a small input,\n",
      "rather than a launch of a single, fused kernel, as would be\n",
      "the case with e.g. LayerNorm. By replacing the naive RM-\n",
      "SNorm with Apex’s RMSNorm [33], we observe a notable\n",
      "increase in OpenELM’s throughput. However, a substantial\n",
      "performance gap persists compared to the models that use\n",
      "optimized LayerNorm, in part because (1) OpenELM has\n",
      "113 RMSNorm layers as compared to 33 LayerNorm layers\n",
      "in OLMo and (2) Apex’s RMSNorm is not optimized for\n",
      "small inputs. To further illustrate the performance degrada-\n",
      "tion attributable to RMSNorm, we replaced the LayerNorm\n",
      "in OLMo with RMSNorm, and observed a significant drop\n",
      "in generation throughput. In future work, we plan to explore\n",
      "optimization strategies to further improve the inference ef-\n",
      "ficiency of OpenELM.\n",
      "6\n",
      "5. Conclusion\n",
      "This\n",
      "work\n",
      "releases\n",
      "OpenELM,\n",
      "a\n",
      "decoder-only\n",
      "transformer-based open language model. The OpenELM\n",
      "uses a layer-wise scaling method for efficient parameter\n",
      "allocation within the transformer model,\n",
      "resulting in\n",
      "improved accuracy compared to existing models.\n",
      "Addi-\n",
      "tionally, we have made the entire framework open-source,\n",
      "including training logs, multiple checkpoints, pre-training\n",
      "configurations, and MLX inference code. This extensive\n",
      "release aims to empower and strengthen the open research\n",
      "community, facilitating future research efforts.\n",
      "Author Contributions\n",
      "The OpenELM project was led by Sachin Mehta, with\n",
      "additional lead contributions from Mohammad Rastegari\n",
      "and Peter Zatloukal. OpenELM would not have been possi-\n",
      "ble without the help of our many teammates and collabora-\n",
      "tors. We list author contributions below:\n",
      "Pre-training dataset collection and tooling:\n",
      "Sachin\n",
      "Mehta and Mohammad Sekhavat\n",
      "Architecture design: Sachin Mehta\n",
      "Model training: Sachin Mehta and Mohammad Sekha-\n",
      "vat\n",
      "Evaluation suite and tooling: Sachin Mehta, Qingqing\n",
      "Cao, Mohammad Sekhavat, Mahyar Najibi, Maxwell\n",
      "Horton, and Iman Mirzadeh.\n",
      "Huggingface integration: Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Instruction tuning: Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Parameter-efficient finetuning: Maxwell Horton\n",
      "Performance analysis and MLX conversion: Chenfan\n",
      "Sun, Dmitry Belenko, and Mahyar Najibi\n",
      "Code review, bug fixes, and maintenance:\n",
      "Sachin\n",
      "Mehta, Maxwell Horton, Mohammad Shekhavat, and\n",
      "Yanzi Jin\n",
      "Acknowledgements\n",
      "We extend our gratitude to the following people for dis-\n",
      "cussions and assistance: Farzad Abdolhosseini, David Har-\n",
      "rison, Mehrdad Farajtabar, Fartash Faghri, Oncel Tuzel,\n",
      "Hadipour Ansari, Raviteja Vemulapalli, Aseem Wadhwa,\n",
      "Kumari Nishu, Danny Tormoen, Minsik Cho, Jason Rama-\n",
      "puram, Rich Moe, Arsalan Farooq, Dom L’Eplattenier,\n",
      "Mayank Goel, Hassan Babaie, Chong Wang, Ruoming\n",
      "Pang, Tom Gunter, Antonie Lin, Irina Belousova, and Joris\n",
      "Pelemans.\n",
      "Broader Impact\n",
      "The release of OpenELM models aims to empower and\n",
      "enrich the open research community by providing access\n",
      "to state-of-the-art language models.\n",
      "Trained on publicly\n",
      "available datasets, these models are made available with-\n",
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      "user prompts. Thus, it is imperative for users and devel-\n",
      "opers to undertake thorough safety testing and implement\n",
      "appropriate filtering mechanisms tailored to their specific\n",
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      "9\n",
      "A. Pre-training hyper-parameters\n",
      "The\n",
      "pre-training\n",
      "hyper-parameters\n",
      "for\n",
      "different\n",
      "OpenELM configurations are given in Tab. 9.\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "Dimension dmodel\n",
      "1280\n",
      "1536\n",
      "2048\n",
      "3072\n",
      "Num. of layers N\n",
      "16\n",
      "20\n",
      "28\n",
      "36\n",
      "Head dimension dh\n",
      "64\n",
      "64\n",
      "64\n",
      "128\n",
      "αmin, αmax (Eq. (1))\n",
      "0.5, 1.0\n",
      "βmin, βmax (Eq. (1))\n",
      "0.5, 4.0\n",
      "Normalization layer\n",
      "RMSNorm\n",
      "Positional embeddings\n",
      "RoPE\n",
      "Attention variant\n",
      "Grouped query attention\n",
      "Activation\n",
      "SwiGLU\n",
      "Context length\n",
      "2048\n",
      "Batch size (tokens)\n",
      "approx. 4M\n",
      "Weight tying [36]\n",
      "yes\n",
      "Warm-up iterations\n",
      "5,000\n",
      "Training steps\n",
      "350,000\n",
      "Warm-up init. LR\n",
      "0.000001\n",
      "Max. LR\n",
      "0.0053\n",
      "0.0039\n",
      "0024\n",
      "0.0012\n",
      "Min. LR\n",
      "10% of the max. LR\n",
      "Loss function\n",
      "Cross-entropy\n",
      "Optimizer\n",
      "AdamW (β1=0.9, β2=0.95, ϵ = 1.e −8)\n",
      "Weight decay\n",
      "0.1\n",
      "Activation checkpointing\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "FSDP\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "GPUs\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "GPU Type\n",
      "A100\n",
      "H100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "H100\n",
      "GPU Memory\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "Training time (in days)\n",
      "3\n",
      "3\n",
      "11\n",
      "13\n",
      "Table 9. Pre-training details for different variants of OpenELM.\n",
      "B. Hyper-parameters for instruction tuning\n",
      "We conducted a grid search to determine optimal values\n",
      "for the learning rate and training epochs. For the learning\n",
      "rate, we explored values in the range of [2e-5, 3e-5, 5e-5,\n",
      "8e-5, 1e-4], while for training epochs, we investigated the\n",
      "range of [3, 5, 8, 10]. The final recipe selected is the one that\n",
      "yielded the highest average accuracy across various tasks as\n",
      "presented in Tab. 3a and Tab. 3c.\n",
      "We finetune all the models with BFloat16 as a data type.\n",
      "We use activation checkpointing along with gradient accu-\n",
      "mulation with a step size of two. We use the AdamW op-\n",
      "timizer with default beta values. We use the cosine learn-\n",
      "ing rate scheduler with a warm-up ratio of 0.1, and we set\n",
      "the weight decay to 0 and loss temperature beta to 0.01.\n",
      "We set the maximum context length to 1024 and maximum\n",
      "prompt length to 512. Other hyper-parameters are included\n",
      "in Tab. 10.\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "Batch size\n",
      "8\n",
      "Training epochs\n",
      "5\n",
      "8\n",
      "5\n",
      "10\n",
      "Learning rate\n",
      "2e-5\n",
      "3e-5\n",
      "5e-5\n",
      "1e-4\n",
      "Loss function\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "sigmoid\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "DeepSpeed Zero3 [38]\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "GPUs\n",
      "8\n",
      "GPU Type\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "GPU Memory\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "Training time (in hours)\n",
      "2.5\n",
      "4.3\n",
      "6.6\n",
      "14.2\n",
      "Table 10.\n",
      "Instruction tuning details for different variants of\n",
      "OpenELM.\n",
      "10\n",
      "\n",
      "Используй научные методы. Пиши развернуто и с пояснением свой гипотезы.\n",
      "Веди конструктивный диалог, если аргумент оппонента действительно хорош, то проанализируй его!\n",
      "\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga ystem: Ты участвуешь в диалоге о том, Проанализируй статью. Какие можно выдвинуть гипотезы по улучшению имеющейся статьи?\n",
      "Ты должен убедиться путем диалога, что гипотеза хороша, если нет, то объяснить оппоненту в чем он не прав:\n",
      "OpenELM: An Efficient Language Model Family with Open-source Training\n",
      "and Inference Framework\n",
      "Sachin Mehta\n",
      "Mohammad Hossein Sekhavat\n",
      "Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Maxwell Horton\n",
      "Yanzi Jin\n",
      "Chenfan Sun\n",
      "Iman Mirzadeh\n",
      "Mahyar Najibi\n",
      "Dmitry Belenko\n",
      "Peter Zatloukal\n",
      "Mohammad Rastegari\n",
      "Apple\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Public dataset\n",
      "Open-source\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pre-training tokens\n",
      "Average acc. (in %)\n",
      "Code\n",
      "Weights\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.3 B\n",
      "0.2 T\n",
      "41.49\n",
      "PyThia [5]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.4 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "41.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.3 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "43.55\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.2 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "43.57\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "1.1 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "Table 1. OpenELM vs. public LLMs. OpenELM outperforms comparable-sized existing LLMs pretrained on publicly available datasets.\n",
      "Notably, OpenELM outperforms the recent open LLM, OLMo, by 2.36% while requiring 2× fewer pre-training tokens. The average\n",
      "accuracy is calculated across multiple tasks listed in Tab. 3b, which are also part of the OpenLLM leaderboard [4]. Models pretrained with\n",
      "less data are highlighted in gray color.\n",
      "Abstract\n",
      "The reproducibility and transparency of large language\n",
      "models are crucial for advancing open research, ensuring\n",
      "the trustworthiness of results, and enabling investigations\n",
      "into data and model biases, as well as potential risks. To\n",
      "this end, we release OpenELM, a state-of-the-art open lan-\n",
      "guage model. OpenELM uses a layer-wise scaling strategy\n",
      "to efficiently allocate parameters within each layer of the\n",
      "transformer model, leading to enhanced accuracy. For ex-\n",
      "ample, with a parameter budget of approximately one bil-\n",
      "lion parameters, OpenELM exhibits a 2.36% improvement\n",
      "in accuracy compared to OLMo while requiring 2× fewer\n",
      "pre-training tokens.\n",
      "Diverging from prior practices that only provide model\n",
      "weights and inference code, and pre-train on private\n",
      "datasets, our release includes the complete framework for\n",
      "training and evaluation of the language model on publicly\n",
      "available datasets, including training logs, multiple check-\n",
      "points, and pre-training configurations.\n",
      "We also release\n",
      "code to convert models to MLX library for inference and\n",
      "fine-tuning on Apple devices. This comprehensive release\n",
      "aims to empower and strengthen the open research commu-\n",
      "nity, paving the way for future open research endeavors.\n",
      "Our source code along with pre-trained model weights\n",
      "and training recipes is available at https://github.\n",
      "com/apple/corenet. Additionally, OpenELM mod-\n",
      "els can be found on HuggingFace at:\n",
      "https : / /\n",
      "huggingface.co/apple/OpenELM.\n",
      "1. Introduction\n",
      "Transformer-based [48] large language models (LLM)\n",
      "are revolutionizing the field of natural language processing\n",
      "[7,46]. These models are isotropic, meaning that they have\n",
      "the same configuration (e.g., number of heads and feed-\n",
      "forward network dimensions) for each transformer layer.\n",
      "Though such isotropic models are simple, they may not al-\n",
      "locate parameters efficiently inside the model.\n",
      "In this work, we develop and release OpenELM, a fam-\n",
      "ily of pre-trained and fine-tuned models on publicly avail-\n",
      "able datasets.\n",
      "At the core of OpenELM lies layer-wise\n",
      "scaling [30], enabling more efficient parameter allocation\n",
      "across layers. This method utilizes smaller latent dimen-\n",
      "sions in the attention and feed-forward modules of the trans-\n",
      "former layers closer to the input, and gradually widening the\n",
      "layers as they approach the output.\n",
      "We release the complete framework, encompassing data\n",
      "preparation, training, fine-tuning, and evaluation proce-\n",
      "dures, alongside multiple pre-trained checkpoints and train-\n",
      "ing logs, to facilitate open research. Importantly, OpenELM\n",
      "outperforms existing open LLMs that are pre-trained us-\n",
      "ing publicly available datasets (Tab. 1).\n",
      "For example,\n",
      "OpenELM with 1.1 billion parameters outperforms OLMo\n",
      "1\n",
      "arXiv:2404.14619v1  [cs.CL]  22 Apr 2024\n",
      "[17], which has 1.2 billion parameters, by 2.36% while re-\n",
      "quiring 2× fewer pre-training tokens.\n",
      "2. Pre-training\n",
      "This section describes the framework, including model\n",
      "architecture (§2.1), pre-training data (§2.2), training hyper-\n",
      "parameters (§2.3), and evaluation (§2.4).\n",
      "2.1. OpenELM architecture\n",
      "We adopt the decoder-only transformer-based architec-\n",
      "ture. Following state-of-the-art LLMs, we: (1) do not use\n",
      "learnable bias parameters in any fully-connected (a.k.a., lin-\n",
      "ear) layers, (2) apply pre-normalization using RMSNorm\n",
      "[53] and also, use rotatory positional embedding (ROPE)\n",
      "[43] for encoding positional information, (3) use grouped\n",
      "query attention (GQA) [1] instead of multi-head attention\n",
      "(MHA), (4) replace the feed forward network (FFN) with\n",
      "SwiGLU FFN [41], (5) use flash attention [13] for comput-\n",
      "ing the scaled dot-product attention, and (6) use the same\n",
      "tokenizer as LLama [46].\n",
      "Existing LLMs use the same configuration for each\n",
      "transformer layer in the model, resulting in a uniform al-\n",
      "location of parameters across layers. Unlike these models,\n",
      "each transformer layer in OpenELM has a different config-\n",
      "uration (e.g., number of heads and feed forward network\n",
      "dimension), resulting in variable number of parameters in\n",
      "each layer of the model. This lets OpenELM to better utilize\n",
      "the available parameter budget for achieving higher accura-\n",
      "cies. We implement this non-uniform allocation of parame-\n",
      "ters across layers using layer-wise scaling (also referred as\n",
      "block-wise scaling in [30]).\n",
      "Layer-wise scaling.\n",
      "A standard transformer layer is com-\n",
      "posed of multi-head attention (MHA) and feed-forward net-\n",
      "work (FFN). For non-uniform allocation of parameters in\n",
      "the transformer layer, we adjust the number of attention\n",
      "heads and the FFN multiplier in each transformer layer.\n",
      "Assume that the standard transformer model with uni-\n",
      "form parameter allocation has N transformer layers and\n",
      "the dimensionality of the input to each layer is dmodel.\n",
      "The MHA has nh heads and dimension of each head is\n",
      "dh =\n",
      "dmodel\n",
      "nh\n",
      ".\n",
      "Also, the hidden dimension for FFN is\n",
      "dFFN = m · dmodel, where m is a scalar FFN multiplier.\n",
      "We introduce parameters α and β to scale the number of\n",
      "attention heads nh and FFN multiplier m per layer respec-\n",
      "tively. For the i-th layer, nh and m are computed as\n",
      "ni\n",
      "h = αi · dmodel\n",
      "dh\n",
      ",\n",
      "mi = βi\n",
      "where αi = αmin + (αmax −αmin) · i\n",
      "N −1\n",
      ",\n",
      "and βi = βmin + (βmax −βmin) · i\n",
      "N −1\n",
      ", 0 ≤i < N.\n",
      "(1)\n",
      "Here, αmin and αmax are the hyper-parameters that allow\n",
      "us to scale the attention heads. Similarly, βmin and βmax\n",
      "let us to vary the width of FFN layers. Therefore, vary-\n",
      "ing the configuration of standard transformer layers using α\n",
      "and β results in non-uniform allocation of parameters in the\n",
      "model. Note, setting αmin = αmax = 1.0 and mi = m\n",
      "produces the standard uniform transformer model.\n",
      "2.2. Pre-training data\n",
      "For pre-training, we use public datasets. Specifically,\n",
      "our pre-training dataset contains RefinedWeb [35], dedupli-\n",
      "cated PILE [15], a subset of RedPajama [11], and a subset\n",
      "of Dolma v1.6 [42], totaling approximately 1.8 trillion to-\n",
      "kens. These details are also summarized in Tab. 2.\n",
      "On-the-fly tokenization and data filtering.\n",
      "Unlike pre-\n",
      "vious approaches that utilize pre-tokenized data [5,17], we\n",
      "filter and tokenize text data on-the-fly. This facilitates seam-\n",
      "less experimentation with various tokenizers, thereby sig-\n",
      "nificantly simplifying prototyping and research endeavors.\n",
      "In our experiments, we use the same tokenizer as used in\n",
      "LLama [46].\n",
      "To filter out low-length sequences, we apply two filter-\n",
      "ing methods. The first method operates at the character-\n",
      "level, checking if the number of characters in the sequence\n",
      "is below a specified threshold. The second method operates\n",
      "at the token-level, where it examines whether the sequence\n",
      "contains fewer tokens than a specified threshold. Sequences\n",
      "that are shorter than either of these thresholds are skipped.\n",
      "In our experiments, we use 200 characters and 256 tokens\n",
      "as character and token-level filtering thresholds.\n",
      "2.3. Training details\n",
      "We train OpenELM variants for 350k iterations (or train-\n",
      "ing steps) using CoreNet (formerly CVNets [29]). We use\n",
      "AdamW [28] as an optimizer. We use a cosine learning rate\n",
      "Source\n",
      "Subset\n",
      "Tokens\n",
      "RefinedWeb\n",
      "665 B\n",
      "RedPajama\n",
      "Github\n",
      "59 B\n",
      "Books\n",
      "26 B\n",
      "ArXiv\n",
      "28 B\n",
      "Wikipedia\n",
      "24 B\n",
      "StackExchange\n",
      "20 B\n",
      "C4\n",
      "175 B\n",
      "PILE\n",
      "207 B\n",
      "Dolma\n",
      "The Stack\n",
      "411 B\n",
      "Reddit\n",
      "89 B\n",
      "PeS2o\n",
      "70 B\n",
      "Project Gutenberg\n",
      "6 B\n",
      "Wikipedia + Wikibooks\n",
      "4.3 B\n",
      "Table 2. Dataset used for pre-training OpenELM.\n",
      "2\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "(a) Standard zero-shot metrics\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "Num. few\n",
      "shot examples\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "25\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "10\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "TruthfulQA-mc2\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "(b) OpenLLM leaderboard\n",
      "Task\n",
      "Metric\n",
      "Num. few\n",
      "shot examples\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "25\n",
      "CrowsPairs-En\n",
      "PCT stereotype\n",
      "25\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "10\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "5\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "Normalized accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "Accuracy\n",
      "0\n",
      "(c) LLM360\n",
      "Table 3. Tasks and metrics used for evaluating OpenELM.\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "22.5\n",
      "25.0\n",
      "27.5\n",
      "30.0\n",
      "32.5\n",
      "35.0\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(a) ARC-c\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "40\n",
      "45\n",
      "50\n",
      "55\n",
      "60\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(b) ARC-e\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "50\n",
      "55\n",
      "60\n",
      "65\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(c) BoolQ\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "40\n",
      "50\n",
      "60\n",
      "70\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(d) HellaSwag\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "66\n",
      "68\n",
      "70\n",
      "72\n",
      "74\n",
      "76\n",
      "78\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(e) PIQA\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "77.5\n",
      "80.0\n",
      "82.5\n",
      "85.0\n",
      "87.5\n",
      "90.0\n",
      "92.5\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(f) SciQ\n",
      "50\n",
      "100\n",
      "150\n",
      "200\n",
      "250\n",
      "300\n",
      "350\n",
      "Training iterations (in thousands)\n",
      "52.5\n",
      "55.0\n",
      "57.5\n",
      "60.0\n",
      "62.5\n",
      "65.0\n",
      "Accuracy (in %)\n",
      "(g) WinoGrande\n",
      "0.04\n",
      "0.02\n",
      "0.00\n",
      "0.04\n",
      "0.02\n",
      "0.00\n",
      "0.02\n",
      "0.04\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "OpenELM sizes\n",
      "Figure 1. OpenELM’s performance across training iterations on standard zero-shot tasks. In the majority of tasks, the performance\n",
      "of OpenELM shows improvement with increasing training duration. Furthermore, the model checkpoint obtained by averaging the last five\n",
      "checkpoints, collected at intervals of 5k iterations, demonstrates comparable or slightly better performance (indicated by  markers) as\n",
      "compared to the last checkpoint obtained after 350k iterations.\n",
      "schedule [27], with warm up of 5k iterations, and decay\n",
      "the final learning rate down to 10% of maximum learning\n",
      "rate. We use a weight decay of 0.1 and gradient clipping\n",
      "of 1.0. We train four variants of OpenELM (270M, 450M,\n",
      "1.1B, and 3B), and for some, we use FSDP [56] and acti-\n",
      "vation checkpointing [8]. Please refer to Appendix A for\n",
      "additional pre-training details.\n",
      "2.4. Evaluation details\n",
      "Following previous works, we evaluate the performance\n",
      "across different tasks using LM Evaluation Harness [16]1:\n",
      "• Standard zero-shot tasks.\n",
      "We consider 7 standard\n",
      "common-sense reasoning tasks: ARC easy and challenge\n",
      "[10], BoolQ [9], HellaSwag [52], PIQA [6], SciQ [49],\n",
      "and WinoGrande [39].\n",
      "• OpenLLM leaderboard tasks.\n",
      "We use 5 tasks from\n",
      "OpenLLM leaderboard [4]: ARC challenge, HellaSwag,\n",
      "MMLU [20], TruthfulQA [24], and WinoGrande.\n",
      "• LLM360 leaderboard tasks.\n",
      "We use 7 tasks from\n",
      "LLM360 leaderboard [26] for evaluation: ARC chal-\n",
      "1We\n",
      "use\n",
      "commit\n",
      "dc90fec\n",
      "of\n",
      "https : / / github . com /\n",
      "EleutherAI/lm-evaluation-harness\n",
      "lenge, CrowS-Pairs (English version) [32], HellaSwag,\n",
      "WinoGrande, MMLU, PIQA, and RACE [23].\n",
      "These evaluation frameworks, built on top of LM Eval-\n",
      "uation Harness, allows us to comprehensively evaluate\n",
      "OpenELM in terms of reasoning (e.g., ARC-c, HellaSwag,\n",
      "and PIQA), knowledge understanding (e.g., MMLU and\n",
      "RACE), and misinformation & bias (e.g., TruthfulQA and\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs). While there may be some overlap in tasks\n",
      "among these frameworks, they primarily differ in the few-\n",
      "shot settings, as outlined in Tab. 3.\n",
      "3. Experimental Results\n",
      "Pre-training results.\n",
      "We evaluate the performance of\n",
      "OpenELM on zero-shot and few-shot settings (Tab. 3). We\n",
      "compare OpenELM with publicly available LLMs, namely\n",
      "PyThia [5], Cerebras-GPT [14], TinyLlama [54], OpenLM\n",
      "[18], MobiLlama [44], and OLMo [17]. The works most\n",
      "closely related to ours are MobiLlama and OLMo. These\n",
      "models are trained on comparable dataset mixtures, with\n",
      "similar or larger number of pre-training tokens.\n",
      "In Fig. 1, the accuracy of OpenELM is plotted against\n",
      "training iterations for 7 standard zero-shot tasks. We ob-\n",
      "serve an overall increase in accuracy with longer training\n",
      "3\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "Average w/o SciQ\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "26.45\n",
      "45.08\n",
      "53.98\n",
      "46.71\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "84.70\n",
      "53.91\n",
      "54.37\n",
      "49.31\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "26.62\n",
      "46.04\n",
      "55.72\n",
      "51.06\n",
      "71.11\n",
      "83.60\n",
      "53.20\n",
      "55.34\n",
      "50.63\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.56\n",
      "48.06\n",
      "55.78\n",
      "53.97\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "87.20\n",
      "58.01\n",
      "57.56\n",
      "52.62\n",
      "TinyLlama [54]\n",
      "1.10 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "30.12\n",
      "55.25\n",
      "57.83\n",
      "59.20\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "-\n",
      "59.12\n",
      "-\n",
      "55.80\n",
      "OpenLM [18]\n",
      "1.00 B\n",
      "1.6 T\n",
      "31.00\n",
      "56.00\n",
      "65.00\n",
      "61.00\n",
      "74.00\n",
      "-\n",
      "60.00\n",
      "-\n",
      "57.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "28.84\n",
      "49.62\n",
      "60.03\n",
      "52.45\n",
      "73.18\n",
      "85.90\n",
      "55.96\n",
      "58.00\n",
      "53.35\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "31.91\n",
      "56.65\n",
      "60.34\n",
      "62.18\n",
      "74.81\n",
      "89.10\n",
      "59.27\n",
      "62.04\n",
      "57.53\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "31.06\n",
      "57.28\n",
      "61.74\n",
      "62.92\n",
      "75.14\n",
      "87.00\n",
      "59.98\n",
      "62.16\n",
      "58.02\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "32.34\n",
      "55.43\n",
      "63.58\n",
      "64.81\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "90.60\n",
      "61.72\n",
      "63.44\n",
      "58.91\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "35.58\n",
      "59.89\n",
      "67.40\n",
      "72.44\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "92.70\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "67.39\n",
      "63.18\n",
      "(a) Results on zero-shot tasks with respect to the standard metrics defined in Tab. 3a.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "TruthfulQA-mc2\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "Cerebras-GPT [14]\n",
      "0.26 B\n",
      "5.1 B\n",
      "22.01\n",
      "28.99\n",
      "26.83\n",
      "45.98\n",
      "52.49\n",
      "35.26\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "0.35 B\n",
      "0.2 T\n",
      "23.55\n",
      "36.73\n",
      "26.02\n",
      "40.83\n",
      "52.64\n",
      "35.95\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "0.41 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "24.83\n",
      "41.29\n",
      "25.99\n",
      "40.95\n",
      "54.38\n",
      "37.49\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "29.52\n",
      "52.75\n",
      "26.09\n",
      "37.55\n",
      "56.27\n",
      "40.44\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "41.50\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "30.63\n",
      "54.17\n",
      "25.2\n",
      "38.41\n",
      "56.35\n",
      "40.95\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "1.40 B\n",
      "0.3 T\n",
      "32.68\n",
      "54.96\n",
      "25.56\n",
      "38.66\n",
      "57.30\n",
      "41.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "34.64\n",
      "63.27\n",
      "23.87\n",
      "35.19\n",
      "60.77\n",
      "43.55\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "34.47\n",
      "63.81\n",
      "26.16\n",
      "32.94\n",
      "60.46\n",
      "43.57\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "48.90\n",
      "(b) Results on OpenLLM Leaderboard tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3b.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Pretraining tokens\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "66.79\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "30.91\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "45.13\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "29.52\n",
      "65.47\n",
      "52.75\n",
      "26.09\n",
      "71.11\n",
      "32.15\n",
      "37.55\n",
      "56.27\n",
      "46.37\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "68.63\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "33.11\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "47.69\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "30.63\n",
      "66.25\n",
      "54.17\n",
      "25.2\n",
      "73.18\n",
      "33.68\n",
      "38.41\n",
      "56.35\n",
      "47.23\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "1.3 T\n",
      "34.64\n",
      "70.24\n",
      "63.27\n",
      "23.87\n",
      "74.81\n",
      "35.02\n",
      "35.19\n",
      "60.77\n",
      "49.73\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "3.0 T\n",
      "34.47\n",
      "69.95\n",
      "63.81\n",
      "26.16\n",
      "75.14\n",
      "36.75\n",
      "32.94\n",
      "60.46\n",
      "49.96\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "1.5T\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "71.74\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "36.46\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "51.68\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "1.5 T\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "54.35\n",
      "(c) Results on LLM360 tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3c.\n",
      "Table 4. Comparison of OpenELM with publicly available LLMs across various evaluation frameworks.. We chose MobiLlama and\n",
      "OLMo as our baselines because they are pre-trained on public datasets using a similar or larger number of tokens. We evaluate OpenELM,\n",
      "MobiLlama, and OLMo using the same LM evaluation harness version. Results for other models in Tab. 4a and Tab. 4b are taken from their\n",
      "official GitHub repositories and the OpenLLM leaderboard [4], respectively. Best task accuracy for each model category is highlighted in\n",
      "bold. Models pre-trained with less data are highlighted in gray color.\n",
      "durations across most tasks. Additionally, the checkpoint\n",
      "obtained by averaging the last five checkpoints, collected\n",
      "at intervals of 5000 iterations, demonstrates comparable or\n",
      "slightly better accuracy compared to the final checkpoint\n",
      "obtained after 350k iterations. This improvement is likely\n",
      "due to noise reduction through weight averaging. Conse-\n",
      "quently, we use the averaged checkpoint for our main eval-\n",
      "uations in Tab. 4, instruction tuning experiments in Tab. 5,\n",
      "and parameter-efficient tuning experiments in Tab. 6.\n",
      "The results in Tab. 4 span across various evaluation\n",
      "frameworks, and highlights OpenELM’s effectiveness over\n",
      "existing methods. For instance, an OpenELM variant with\n",
      "1.1 billion parameters achieves 1.28% (Tab. 4a), 2.36%\n",
      "(Tab. 4b), and 1.72% (Tab. 4c) higher accuracy compared to\n",
      "OLMo with 1.2 billion parameters. Remarkably, OpenELM\n",
      "achieves this level of accuracy while using 2× less pre-\n",
      "training data.\n",
      "Instruction tuning results.\n",
      "We use the cleaned variant of\n",
      "UltraFeedback [3, 12] dataset that consists of 60k prompts\n",
      "for instruction tuning.\n",
      "We do instruction tuning using\n",
      "Alignment Handbook library [47]. For optimization, we\n",
      "use either the statistical rejection sampling method [25] or\n",
      "the direct preference optimization method [37]. These sam-\n",
      "pling method details along with other hyper-parameters and\n",
      "fine-tuning details are given in Appendix B.\n",
      "Tab. 5 shows that instruction tuning consistently im-\n",
      "proves OpenELM’s average accuracy by 1-2% across dif-\n",
      "ferent evaluation frameworks.\n",
      "4\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SciQ\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "26.45\n",
      "45.08\n",
      "53.98\n",
      "46.71\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "84.70\n",
      "53.91\n",
      "54.37\n",
      "✓\n",
      "30.55\n",
      "46.68\n",
      "48.56\n",
      "52.07\n",
      "70.78\n",
      "84.40\n",
      "52.72\n",
      "55.11\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.56\n",
      "48.06\n",
      "55.78\n",
      "53.97\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "87.20\n",
      "58.01\n",
      "57.56\n",
      "✓\n",
      "30.38\n",
      "50.00\n",
      "60.37\n",
      "59.34\n",
      "72.63\n",
      "88.00\n",
      "58.96\n",
      "59.95\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "32.34\n",
      "55.43\n",
      "63.58\n",
      "64.81\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "90.60\n",
      "61.72\n",
      "63.44\n",
      "✓\n",
      "37.97\n",
      "52.23\n",
      "70.00\n",
      "71.20\n",
      "75.03\n",
      "89.30\n",
      "62.75\n",
      "65.50\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "35.58\n",
      "59.89\n",
      "67.40\n",
      "72.44\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "92.70\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "67.39\n",
      "✓\n",
      "39.42\n",
      "61.74\n",
      "68.17\n",
      "76.36\n",
      "79.00\n",
      "92.50\n",
      "66.85\n",
      "69.15\n",
      "(a) Results on zero-shot tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3a.\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "✓\n",
      "32.51\n",
      "51.58\n",
      "26.70\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "53.20\n",
      "40.54\n",
      "0.45 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "41.50\n",
      "✓\n",
      "33.53\n",
      "59.31\n",
      "25.41\n",
      "40.48\n",
      "58.33\n",
      "43.41\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "45.93\n",
      "✓\n",
      "41.55\n",
      "71.83\n",
      "25.65\n",
      "45.95\n",
      "64.72\n",
      "49.94\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "48.90\n",
      "✓\n",
      "47.70\n",
      "76.87\n",
      "24.80\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "67.96\n",
      "51.22\n",
      "(b) Results on OpenLLM Leaderboard tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3b.\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "Instruction Tuned?\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "CrowS-Pairs\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "MMLU\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "RACE\n",
      "TruthfulQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "27.65\n",
      "66.79\n",
      "47.15\n",
      "25.72\n",
      "69.75\n",
      "30.91\n",
      "39.24\n",
      "53.83\n",
      "45.13\n",
      "✓\n",
      "32.51\n",
      "66.01\n",
      "51.58\n",
      "26.70\n",
      "70.78\n",
      "33.78\n",
      "38.72\n",
      "53.20\n",
      "46.66\n",
      "0.45 M\n",
      "✗\n",
      "30.20\n",
      "68.63\n",
      "53.86\n",
      "26.01\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "33.11\n",
      "40.18\n",
      "57.22\n",
      "47.69\n",
      "✓\n",
      "33.53\n",
      "67.44\n",
      "59.31\n",
      "25.41\n",
      "72.63\n",
      "36.84\n",
      "40.48\n",
      "58.33\n",
      "49.25\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "36.69\n",
      "71.74\n",
      "65.71\n",
      "27.05\n",
      "75.57\n",
      "36.46\n",
      "36.98\n",
      "63.22\n",
      "51.68\n",
      "✓\n",
      "41.55\n",
      "71.02\n",
      "71.83\n",
      "25.65\n",
      "75.03\n",
      "39.43\n",
      "45.95\n",
      "64.72\n",
      "54.40\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "✗\n",
      "42.24\n",
      "73.29\n",
      "73.28\n",
      "26.76\n",
      "78.24\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "34.98\n",
      "67.25\n",
      "54.35\n",
      "✓\n",
      "47.70\n",
      "72.33\n",
      "76.87\n",
      "24.80\n",
      "79.00\n",
      "38.47\n",
      "38.76\n",
      "67.96\n",
      "55.73\n",
      "(c) Results on LLM360 tasks with respect to the metrics defined in Tab. 3c.\n",
      "Table 5. Instruction tuning improves OpenELM’s accuracy across different model sizes.\n",
      "Parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT) results.\n",
      "We use\n",
      "the CommonSense reasoning training and evaluation setup\n",
      "[22].\n",
      "This setup provides 170k training samples across\n",
      "8 multiple-choice datasets for PEFT studies with differ-\n",
      "ent methods, including LoRA [21] and DoRA [51]. We\n",
      "integrate OpenELM with these methods, and finetune the\n",
      "resulting model for three epochs using 8 NVIDIA H100\n",
      "GPUs. Tab. 6 shows that PEFT methods can be applied to\n",
      "OpenELM. LoRA and DoRA deliver similar accuracy on\n",
      "average across the given CommonSense reasoning datasets.\n",
      "4. Benchmarking\n",
      "Hardware.\n",
      "We benchmark on modern, consumer-grade\n",
      "hardware with BFloat16 as the data type.\n",
      "Specifically,\n",
      "CUDA benchmarks were performed on a workstation with\n",
      "an Intel i9-13900KF CPU, equipped with 64 GB of DDR5-\n",
      "4000 DRAM, and an NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU with 24 GB\n",
      "of VRAM, running Ubuntu 22.04. PyTorch v2.2.2 [34] was\n",
      "used, with the most recent versions of models and the as-\n",
      "sociated libraries. HuggingFace Transformers v4.39.3 [50]\n",
      "was used to benchmark HuggingFace models. We did not\n",
      "use Torch Inductor for model compilation.\n",
      "To benchmark OpenELM models on the Apple silicon,\n",
      "we used an Apple MacBook Pro with an M2 Max system-\n",
      "on-chip and 64GiB of RAM, running macOS 14.4.1. We\n",
      "ported the code and the weights of OpenELM to Apple\n",
      "MLX v0.10.0 [19]. To maximize the throughput, lazy eval-\n",
      "uation was used in MLX with 8 tokens evaluated at a time.\n",
      "Evaluation.\n",
      "We provide two separate measurements for\n",
      "token throughput (measured in terms of tokens processed\n",
      "per second): (1) prompt processing (pre-fill), and (2) token\n",
      "generation. Additionally, we also report the total combined\n",
      "throughput.\n",
      "We benchmark all models sequentially, and\n",
      "execute one full “dry run” generating 1024 tokens for the\n",
      "first model, since we found that this significantly increases\n",
      "the throughput of generation for subsequent models. Be-\n",
      "fore measurement for each individual model, we warm up\n",
      "the model by executing a single forward pass to allow the\n",
      "frameworks to perform further auto-tuning, if any. In all\n",
      "experiments, we use key-value caching and generate 1024\n",
      "tokens in addition to the prompt tokens in all tests. Static\n",
      "5\n",
      "Model Size\n",
      "PEFT\n",
      "ARC-c\n",
      "ARC-e\n",
      "BoolQ\n",
      "HellaSwag\n",
      "PIQA\n",
      "SIQA\n",
      "WinoGrande\n",
      "OBQA\n",
      "Average\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "24.57\n",
      "26.60\n",
      "62.14\n",
      "24.84\n",
      "50.05\n",
      "42.02\n",
      "49.88\n",
      "28.00\n",
      "38.51\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "26.19\n",
      "28.07\n",
      "62.20\n",
      "25.22\n",
      "50.11\n",
      "44.42\n",
      "50.12\n",
      "31.20\n",
      "39.69\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "28.67\n",
      "29.88\n",
      "62.29\n",
      "25.85\n",
      "52.39\n",
      "49.59\n",
      "50.91\n",
      "33.20\n",
      "41.60\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "28.33\n",
      "30.39\n",
      "62.26\n",
      "25.12\n",
      "52.29\n",
      "49.28\n",
      "50.83\n",
      "32.00\n",
      "41.31\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "45.14\n",
      "61.11\n",
      "61.77\n",
      "77.95\n",
      "72.31\n",
      "69.70\n",
      "61.64\n",
      "59.20\n",
      "63.60\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "44.11\n",
      "61.49\n",
      "61.68\n",
      "78.92\n",
      "71.38\n",
      "69.04\n",
      "64.01\n",
      "58.80\n",
      "63.68\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "LoRA\n",
      "46.93\n",
      "66.25\n",
      "62.48\n",
      "81.22\n",
      "75.19\n",
      "70.62\n",
      "65.51\n",
      "58.20\n",
      "65.80\n",
      "DoRA\n",
      "46.50\n",
      "66.46\n",
      "62.35\n",
      "80.84\n",
      "75.73\n",
      "70.83\n",
      "63.77\n",
      "58.20\n",
      "65.59\n",
      "Table 6. OpenELM with PEFT. Both LoRA and DoRA demonstrate comparable performance when OpenELM is finetuned on Common-\n",
      "Sense reasoning benchmark. It’s important to note that these fine-tuning results, obtained using the evaluation setup of LLM-Adapters [22],\n",
      "differ from the results in Tabs. 4 and 5. This is because the results in Tabs. 4 and 5 are obtained under zero- and few-shot settings using\n",
      "LM Evaluation Harness. Note that we did not use social interactions QA (SIQA; [40]) and OpenBookQA (OBQA; [31]) in Tabs. 4 and 5\n",
      "because of evaluation issues with LLama tokenizer in LM Evaluation Harness (see [45]).\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Model size\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OPT [55]\n",
      "0.35 B\n",
      "6524.17\n",
      "214.11\n",
      "220.21\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.27 B\n",
      "6427.27\n",
      "159.67\n",
      "165.85\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.50 B\n",
      "3423.25\n",
      "136.35\n",
      "146.86\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "0.45 B\n",
      "5211.35\n",
      "128.46\n",
      "133.42\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "0.80 B\n",
      "4151.75\n",
      "126.01\n",
      "130.08\n",
      "Pythia [5]\n",
      "1.40 B\n",
      "4501.85\n",
      "139.65\n",
      "143.83\n",
      "MobiLlama [44]\n",
      "1.26 B\n",
      "4938.29\n",
      "142.96\n",
      "147.67\n",
      "OLMo [17]\n",
      "1.18 B\n",
      "7151.65\n",
      "203.40\n",
      "209.26\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "1.08 B\n",
      "3681.73\n",
      "92.15\n",
      "95.72\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "3.04 B\n",
      "2712.56\n",
      "70.11\n",
      "72.82\n",
      "(a) Results on NVIDIA CUDA / Linux.\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OpenELM-0.27B\n",
      "1151.41\n",
      "212.40\n",
      "218.45\n",
      "OpenELM-0.27B-4bit\n",
      "803.99\n",
      "256.35\n",
      "262.70\n",
      "OpenELM-0.45B\n",
      "910.61\n",
      "147.26\n",
      "151.57\n",
      "OpenELM-0.45B-4bit\n",
      "883.19\n",
      "197.81\n",
      "203.16\n",
      "OpenELM-1.08B\n",
      "508.56\n",
      "78.72\n",
      "81.04\n",
      "OpenELM-1.08B-4bit\n",
      "554.17\n",
      "117.90\n",
      "121.14\n",
      "OpenELM-3.04B-bf16\n",
      "234.96\n",
      "33.96\n",
      "34.97\n",
      "OpenELM-3.04B-bf16-4bit\n",
      "211.32\n",
      "60.33\n",
      "61.83\n",
      "(b) Results for the MLX port on Apple macOS.\n",
      "Table 7. Benchmark measurements of OpenELM compared\n",
      "to other similar LLMs in its class..\n",
      "On CUDA, we evaluate\n",
      "OpenELM, MobiLlama, and OLMo using the CoreNet version of\n",
      "OpenELM and HuggingFace for the other two. On macOS, we\n",
      "only provide results for the MLX version of OpenELM.\n",
      "key-value cache was used whenever supported. The same\n",
      "prompt was used for all runs, resulting in prompt lengths of\n",
      "35-36 tokens (depending on the tokenizer).\n",
      "Results.\n",
      "Tabs. 7a and 7b shows the benchmarking re-\n",
      "sults on GPU and MacBook Pro respectively.\n",
      "Despite\n",
      "OpenELM’s higher accuracy for a similar parameter count,\n",
      "we observe that it is slower than OLMo. While the primary\n",
      "focus of this study is reproducibility rather than inference\n",
      "Model\n",
      "Normalization layer\n",
      "Throughput (Tokens per second)\n",
      "(# Invocations per token)\n",
      "Prompt\n",
      "Generation\n",
      "Total\n",
      "OLMo\n",
      "LayerNorm (33)\n",
      "7151.65\n",
      "203.40\n",
      "209.26\n",
      "RMSNorm-Naive (33)\n",
      "5360.56\n",
      "171.41\n",
      "176.92\n",
      "OpenELM (Ours)\n",
      "LayerNorm (113)\n",
      "4697.50\n",
      "130.34\n",
      "135.38\n",
      "RMSNorm-Naive (113)\n",
      "3681.73\n",
      "92.15\n",
      "95.72\n",
      "RMSNorm-Apex (113)\n",
      "4280.66\n",
      "113.42\n",
      "117.81\n",
      "Table 8. Normalization layers are a bottleneck. The through-\n",
      "put of both OLMo-1.18B and OpenELM-1.08B significantly de-\n",
      "creases with the naive implementation of RMSNorm in PyTorch\n",
      "compared to highly optimized LayerNorm [2]. Although Apex’s\n",
      "[33] RMSNorm implementation leads to notable throughput im-\n",
      "provements compared to the naive implementation, a considerable\n",
      "performance gap persists in comparison to LayerNorm. This high-\n",
      "lights the substantial optimization potential for future endeavors.\n",
      "The number of invocations per token for each normalization layer\n",
      "is indicated next to the layer name in brackets.\n",
      "performance, we did comprehensive profiling to understand\n",
      "the bottlenecks. Our analysis reveals that a significant por-\n",
      "tion of OpenELM’s processing time can be attributed to our\n",
      "naive implementation of RMSNorm (Tab. 8). Specifically,\n",
      "naive RMSNorm implementation results in many individ-\n",
      "ual kernel launches each of which processes a small input,\n",
      "rather than a launch of a single, fused kernel, as would be\n",
      "the case with e.g. LayerNorm. By replacing the naive RM-\n",
      "SNorm with Apex’s RMSNorm [33], we observe a notable\n",
      "increase in OpenELM’s throughput. However, a substantial\n",
      "performance gap persists compared to the models that use\n",
      "optimized LayerNorm, in part because (1) OpenELM has\n",
      "113 RMSNorm layers as compared to 33 LayerNorm layers\n",
      "in OLMo and (2) Apex’s RMSNorm is not optimized for\n",
      "small inputs. To further illustrate the performance degrada-\n",
      "tion attributable to RMSNorm, we replaced the LayerNorm\n",
      "in OLMo with RMSNorm, and observed a significant drop\n",
      "in generation throughput. In future work, we plan to explore\n",
      "optimization strategies to further improve the inference ef-\n",
      "ficiency of OpenELM.\n",
      "6\n",
      "5. Conclusion\n",
      "This\n",
      "work\n",
      "releases\n",
      "OpenELM,\n",
      "a\n",
      "decoder-only\n",
      "transformer-based open language model. The OpenELM\n",
      "uses a layer-wise scaling method for efficient parameter\n",
      "allocation within the transformer model,\n",
      "resulting in\n",
      "improved accuracy compared to existing models.\n",
      "Addi-\n",
      "tionally, we have made the entire framework open-source,\n",
      "including training logs, multiple checkpoints, pre-training\n",
      "configurations, and MLX inference code. This extensive\n",
      "release aims to empower and strengthen the open research\n",
      "community, facilitating future research efforts.\n",
      "Author Contributions\n",
      "The OpenELM project was led by Sachin Mehta, with\n",
      "additional lead contributions from Mohammad Rastegari\n",
      "and Peter Zatloukal. OpenELM would not have been possi-\n",
      "ble without the help of our many teammates and collabora-\n",
      "tors. We list author contributions below:\n",
      "Pre-training dataset collection and tooling:\n",
      "Sachin\n",
      "Mehta and Mohammad Sekhavat\n",
      "Architecture design: Sachin Mehta\n",
      "Model training: Sachin Mehta and Mohammad Sekha-\n",
      "vat\n",
      "Evaluation suite and tooling: Sachin Mehta, Qingqing\n",
      "Cao, Mohammad Sekhavat, Mahyar Najibi, Maxwell\n",
      "Horton, and Iman Mirzadeh.\n",
      "Huggingface integration: Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Instruction tuning: Qingqing Cao\n",
      "Parameter-efficient finetuning: Maxwell Horton\n",
      "Performance analysis and MLX conversion: Chenfan\n",
      "Sun, Dmitry Belenko, and Mahyar Najibi\n",
      "Code review, bug fixes, and maintenance:\n",
      "Sachin\n",
      "Mehta, Maxwell Horton, Mohammad Shekhavat, and\n",
      "Yanzi Jin\n",
      "Acknowledgements\n",
      "We extend our gratitude to the following people for dis-\n",
      "cussions and assistance: Farzad Abdolhosseini, David Har-\n",
      "rison, Mehrdad Farajtabar, Fartash Faghri, Oncel Tuzel,\n",
      "Hadipour Ansari, Raviteja Vemulapalli, Aseem Wadhwa,\n",
      "Kumari Nishu, Danny Tormoen, Minsik Cho, Jason Rama-\n",
      "puram, Rich Moe, Arsalan Farooq, Dom L’Eplattenier,\n",
      "Mayank Goel, Hassan Babaie, Chong Wang, Ruoming\n",
      "Pang, Tom Gunter, Antonie Lin, Irina Belousova, and Joris\n",
      "Pelemans.\n",
      "Broader Impact\n",
      "The release of OpenELM models aims to empower and\n",
      "enrich the open research community by providing access\n",
      "to state-of-the-art language models.\n",
      "Trained on publicly\n",
      "available datasets, these models are made available with-\n",
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      "accurate, harmful, biased, or objectionable in response to\n",
      "user prompts. Thus, it is imperative for users and devel-\n",
      "opers to undertake thorough safety testing and implement\n",
      "appropriate filtering mechanisms tailored to their specific\n",
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      "9\n",
      "A. Pre-training hyper-parameters\n",
      "The\n",
      "pre-training\n",
      "hyper-parameters\n",
      "for\n",
      "different\n",
      "OpenELM configurations are given in Tab. 9.\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "Dimension dmodel\n",
      "1280\n",
      "1536\n",
      "2048\n",
      "3072\n",
      "Num. of layers N\n",
      "16\n",
      "20\n",
      "28\n",
      "36\n",
      "Head dimension dh\n",
      "64\n",
      "64\n",
      "64\n",
      "128\n",
      "αmin, αmax (Eq. (1))\n",
      "0.5, 1.0\n",
      "βmin, βmax (Eq. (1))\n",
      "0.5, 4.0\n",
      "Normalization layer\n",
      "RMSNorm\n",
      "Positional embeddings\n",
      "RoPE\n",
      "Attention variant\n",
      "Grouped query attention\n",
      "Activation\n",
      "SwiGLU\n",
      "Context length\n",
      "2048\n",
      "Batch size (tokens)\n",
      "approx. 4M\n",
      "Weight tying [36]\n",
      "yes\n",
      "Warm-up iterations\n",
      "5,000\n",
      "Training steps\n",
      "350,000\n",
      "Warm-up init. LR\n",
      "0.000001\n",
      "Max. LR\n",
      "0.0053\n",
      "0.0039\n",
      "0024\n",
      "0.0012\n",
      "Min. LR\n",
      "10% of the max. LR\n",
      "Loss function\n",
      "Cross-entropy\n",
      "Optimizer\n",
      "AdamW (β1=0.9, β2=0.95, ϵ = 1.e −8)\n",
      "Weight decay\n",
      "0.1\n",
      "Activation checkpointing\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "FSDP\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "GPUs\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "128\n",
      "GPU Type\n",
      "A100\n",
      "H100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "H100\n",
      "GPU Memory\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "Training time (in days)\n",
      "3\n",
      "3\n",
      "11\n",
      "13\n",
      "Table 9. Pre-training details for different variants of OpenELM.\n",
      "B. Hyper-parameters for instruction tuning\n",
      "We conducted a grid search to determine optimal values\n",
      "for the learning rate and training epochs. For the learning\n",
      "rate, we explored values in the range of [2e-5, 3e-5, 5e-5,\n",
      "8e-5, 1e-4], while for training epochs, we investigated the\n",
      "range of [3, 5, 8, 10]. The final recipe selected is the one that\n",
      "yielded the highest average accuracy across various tasks as\n",
      "presented in Tab. 3a and Tab. 3c.\n",
      "We finetune all the models with BFloat16 as a data type.\n",
      "We use activation checkpointing along with gradient accu-\n",
      "mulation with a step size of two. We use the AdamW op-\n",
      "timizer with default beta values. We use the cosine learn-\n",
      "ing rate scheduler with a warm-up ratio of 0.1, and we set\n",
      "the weight decay to 0 and loss temperature beta to 0.01.\n",
      "We set the maximum context length to 1024 and maximum\n",
      "prompt length to 512. Other hyper-parameters are included\n",
      "in Tab. 10.\n",
      "270M\n",
      "450M\n",
      "1.1B\n",
      "3B\n",
      "Batch size\n",
      "8\n",
      "Training epochs\n",
      "5\n",
      "8\n",
      "5\n",
      "10\n",
      "Learning rate\n",
      "2e-5\n",
      "3e-5\n",
      "5e-5\n",
      "1e-4\n",
      "Loss function\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "sigmoid\n",
      "hinge\n",
      "DeepSpeed Zero3 [38]\n",
      "✗\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "✓\n",
      "GPUs\n",
      "8\n",
      "GPU Type\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "A100\n",
      "GPU Memory\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "40 GB\n",
      "80 GB\n",
      "Training time (in hours)\n",
      "2.5\n",
      "4.3\n",
      "6.6\n",
      "14.2\n",
      "Table 10.\n",
      "Instruction tuning details for different variants of\n",
      "OpenELM.\n",
      "10\n",
      "\n",
      "Используй научные методы. Пиши развернуто и с пояснением свой гипотезы.\n",
      "Веди конструктивный диалог, если аргумент оппонента действительно хорош, то проанализируй его!\n",
      "\u001B[0m\n"
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    "## Определяем роли и цели"
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   "source": [
    "def discuss(length=3):\n",
    "    dialog_as_text = []\n",
    "    yandex_memory = [SystemMessage(content=yandex_system)]\n",
    "    giga_memory = [SystemMessage(content=giga_system)]\n",
    "\n",
    "    for i in range(length):\n",
    "        b1_message = yandex(yandex_memory).content\n",
    "\n",
    "        print(f\"\"\"\\033[35mYandex: {textwrap.fill(b1_message, 120)}\\033[0m\"\"\")\n",
    "        dialog_as_text.append(f\"Yandex: {b1_message}\")\n",
    "        if \"ЧЕЛОВЕК\" in b1_message or \"БОТ\" in b1_message:\n",
    "            return\n",
    "        yandex_memory.append(AIMessage(content=b1_message))\n",
    "        giga_memory.append(HumanMessage(content=b1_message))\n",
    "        b2_message = giga(giga_memory).content\n",
    "\n",
    "        print(f\"\"\"\\033[32mGiga: {textwrap.fill(b2_message, 120)}\\033[0m\"\"\")\n",
    "        dialog_as_text.append(f\"Giga: {b2_message}\")\n",
    "        yandex_memory.append(HumanMessage(content=b2_message))\n",
    "        giga_memory.append(AIMessage(content=b2_message))\n",
    "\n",
    "    result = gpt(\n",
    "        [HumanMessage(content=refery_queston + \"\\n\".join(dialog_as_text))]\n",
    "    ).content\n",
    "    print(f\"Судья (GPT-4): {textwrap.fill(result, 120)}\")"
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    "## Раунд 1"
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      "\u001B[35mYandex: Для улучшения статьи можно предложить следующие гипотезы:  1. **Улучшение качества обучения**: Статья описывает модель\n",
      "OpenELM, которая использует слой-ориентированное масштабирование для оптимизации распределения параметров в слоях\n",
      "модели. Однако, не упоминается, как именно эта техника влияет на качество обучения. Можно предположить, что\n",
      "использование слой-ориентированного масштабирования может привести к улучшению качества обучения, так как это может\n",
      "помочь модели более эффективно использовать доступные ресурсы и достичь более высокой точности.  2. **Улучшение\n",
      "производительности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM демонстрирует более высокую точность по сравнению с другими\n",
      "моделями, но не приводятся конкретные цифры производительности. Можно предположить, что улучшение производительности\n",
      "может быть достигнуто за счет оптимизации кода и использования более современных технологий, таких как ускорение на GPU\n",
      "или использование специализированных библиотек для ускорения вычислений.  3. **Улучшение доступности**: Статья описывает\n",
      "модель OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она доступна для использования. Можно предположить, что\n",
      "улучшение доступности может быть достигнуто за счет упрощения процесса загрузки и использования модели, а также\n",
      "предоставления более подробной документации и примеров использования.  4. **Улучшение безопасности**: Статья упоминает,\n",
      "что OpenELM может производить результаты, которые могут быть неточными, вредными, предвзятыми или оскорбительными. Можно\n",
      "предположить, что улучшение безопасности может быть достигнуто за счет внедрения механизмов фильтрации и проверки\n",
      "результатов на предмет соответствия определенным стандартам.  5. **Улучшение воспроизводимости**: Статья описывает\n",
      "модель OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она воспроизводима. Можно предположить, что улучшение\n",
      "воспроизводимости может быть достигнуто за счет предоставления более подробной документации и спецификаций модели, а\n",
      "также за счет использования открытых и стандартизированных методов обучения и тестирования.  6. **Улучшение\n",
      "транспарентности**: Статья описывает модель OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она транспарентна. Можно\n",
      "предположить, что улучшение транспарентности может быть достигнуто за счет предоставления более подробной информации о\n",
      "модели, включая ее архитектуру, параметры, обучающие данные и результаты тестирования.  7. **Улучшение взаимодействия с\n",
      "пользователем**: Статья описывает модель OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она удобна для пользователя.\n",
      "Можно предположить, что улучшение взаимодействия с пользователем может быть достигнуто за счет упрощения интерфейса и\n",
      "предоставления более понятных инструкций по использованию модели.  8. **Улучшение интеграции с другими инструментами**:\n",
      "Статья описывает модель OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она интегрирована с другими инструментами и\n",
      "технологиями. Можно предположить, что улучшение интеграции может быть достигнуто за счет разработки API и интеграции с\n",
      "другими инструментами для более удобного использования модели.  9. **Улучшение адаптивности**: Статья описывает модель\n",
      "OpenELM как открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она адаптивна к различным задачам и средам. Можно предположить, что\n",
      "улучшение адаптивности может быть достигнуто за счет разработки моделей с более гибкой архитектурой и возможностью\n",
      "настройки параметров для различных задач.  10. **Улучшение масштабируемости**: Статья описывает модель OpenELM как\n",
      "открытую, но не упоминает, насколько она масштабируема. Можно предположить, что улучшение масштабируемости может быть\n",
      "достигнуто за счет оптимизации кода и использования более современных технологий для ускорения вычислений и работы с\n",
      "большими объемами данных.  Эти гипотезы могут быть проверены и оценены в будущих исследованиях и разработках, чтобы\n",
      "определить, какие из них могут привести к реальным улучшениям в модели OpenELM и ее использовании.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Ваша гипотеза о том, что улучшение качества обучения может быть достигнуто за счет использования слой-ориентированного\n",
      "масштабирования, кажется логичной и обоснованной. Это может привести к более эффективному использованию ресурсов модели\n",
      "и, следовательно, к улучшению качества обучения.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение производительности может быть достигнуто\n",
      "за счет оптимизации кода и использования более современных технологий, также кажется обоснованной. Однако, чтобы\n",
      "подтвердить или опровергнуть эту гипотезу, потребуется провести дополнительные исследования и тесты.  Гипотеза о том,\n",
      "что улучшение доступности может быть достигнуто за счет упрощения процесса загрузки и использования модели, а также\n",
      "предоставления более подробной документации и примеров использования, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь\n",
      "сделать модель более доступной для широкого круга пользователей.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение безопасности может быть\n",
      "достигнуто за счет внедрения механизмов фильтрации и проверки результатов на предмет соответствия определенным\n",
      "стандартам, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь предотвратить нежелательные или вредные результаты.  Гипотеза о\n",
      "том, что улучшение воспроизводимости может быть достигнуто за счет предоставления более подробной документации и\n",
      "спецификаций модели, а также за счет использования открытых и стандартизированных методов обучения и тестирования, также\n",
      "кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь обеспечить надежность и воспроизводимость результатов.  Гипотеза о том, что\n",
      "улучшение транспарентности может быть достигнуто за счет предоставления более подробной информации о модели, включая ее\n",
      "архитектуру, параметры, обучающие данные и результаты тестирования, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь\n",
      "пользователям лучше понимать модель и ее работу.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение взаимодействия с пользователем может\n",
      "быть достигнуто за счет упрощения интерфейса и предоставления более понятных инструкций по использованию модели, также\n",
      "кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь сделать модель более удобной для пользователей.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение\n",
      "интеграции с другими инструментами может быть достигнуто за счет разработки API и интеграции с другими инструментами для\n",
      "более удобного использования модели, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь расширить возможности использования\n",
      "модели.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение адаптивности может быть достигнуто за счет разработки моделей с более гибкой\n",
      "архитектурой и возможностью настройки параметров для различных задач, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь\n",
      "модели лучше адаптироваться к различным задачам и средам.  Гипотеза о том, что улучшение масштабируемости может быть\n",
      "достигнуто за счет оптимизации кода и использования более современных технологий для ускорения вычислений и работы с\n",
      "большими объемами данных, также кажется обоснованной. Это может помочь модели работать более эффективно с большими\n",
      "объемами данных.  В целом, эти гипотезы представляют собой интересные направления для дальнейшего исследования и\n",
      "развития модели OpenELM.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Спасибо за подробный анализ и обоснование гипотез! Я согласен с большинством из них и считаю, что они могут привести к\n",
      "значительным улучшениям в модели OpenELM. Особенно важными мне кажутся гипотезы о улучшении качества обучения,\n",
      "доступности, безопасности, воспроизводимости, транспарентности и интеграции с другими инструментами. Эти направления\n",
      "могут помочь сделать модель более эффективной и полезной для широкого круга пользователей.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Спасибо за ваше согласие и комментарии! Я рад, что вы нашли наш анализ полезным. Я согласен с вами, что эти направления\n",
      "могут привести к значительным улучшениям в модели OpenELM. Давайте работать вместе, чтобы продвигать эти идеи и\n",
      "развивать модель в будущем!\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Да, согласен! Давайте работать вместе, чтобы продвигать эти идеи и развивать модель OpenELM.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Отлично! Давайте начнем с определения конкретных шагов, которые мы можем предпринять для проверки и реализации этих\n",
      "гипотез. Какую область вы хотели бы начать с?\u001B[0m\n",
      "Судья (GPT-4): Yandex: Я думаю, что было бы полезно начать с улучшения качества обучения. Мы могли бы провести эксперименты с\n",
      "различными параметрами слой-ориентированного масштабирования и сравнить их влияние на качество обучения. Это поможет нам\n",
      "понять, как именно эта техника влияет на обучение и какие настройки могут привести к лучшим результатам.\n"
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      "\u001B[35mYandex: Для улучшения статьи \"OpenELM: An Efficient Language Model Family with Open-source Training and Inference Framework\"\n",
      "можно предложить следующие гипотезы:  1. **Улучшение нормализации слоев**: В статье упоминается, что использование\n",
      "RMSNorm в OpenELM замедляет работу модели. Предлагается заменить RMSNorm на LayerNorm или Apex's RMSNorm, чтобы улучшить\n",
      "производительность.  2. **Улучшение обучения**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует стандартные настройки\n",
      "обучения, такие как AdamW и cosine learning rate scheduler. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и\n",
      "оптимизацию этих настроек для улучшения производительности.  3. **Улучшение модели**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM\n",
      "использует слои с различным количеством параметров для разных слоев. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и\n",
      "оптимизацию архитектуры модели для улучшения производительности.  4. **Улучшение масштабируемости**: В статье\n",
      "упоминается, что OpenELM использует активацию SwiGLU в своих слоях. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и\n",
      "оптимизацию активации для улучшения масштабируемости модели.  5. **Улучшение обучения**: В статье упоминается, что\n",
      "OpenELM использует только модельные веса и не предоставляет код для обучения. Предлагается добавить код для обучения\n",
      "модели и улучшения процесса обучения.  6. **Улучшение производительности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует\n",
      "BFloat16 для обучения. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию использования BFloat16 для\n",
      "улучшения производительности.  7. **Улучшение инструкции**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует инструкцию для\n",
      "улучшения производительности. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию инструкции для улучшения\n",
      "производительности.  8. **Улучшение интеграции**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует CoreNet для обучения.\n",
      "Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию интеграции CoreNet для улучшения производительности.  9.\n",
      "**Улучшение тестирования**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует LM Evaluation Harness для тестирования.\n",
      "Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию тестирования для улучшения производительности.  10.\n",
      "**Улучшение масштабируемости**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует только одну GPU для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию использования нескольких GPU для улучшения масштабируемости модели.\n",
      "11. **Улучшение доступности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует Apple Silicon для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию использования Apple Silicon для улучшения доступности модели.  12.\n",
      "**Улучшение взаимодействия**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует MLX для обучения на Apple Silicon.\n",
      "Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию использования MLX для улучшения взаимодействия модели.\n",
      "13. **Улучшение документации**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM предоставляет только исходный код и не предоставляет\n",
      "документацию. Предлагается улучшить документацию для облегчения использования и понимания модели.  14. **Улучшение\n",
      "безопасности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует публичные данные для обучения. Предлагается провести\n",
      "дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию безопасности модели для предотвращения потенциальных рисков.  15. **Улучшение\n",
      "воспроизводимости**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается провести\n",
      "дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию воспроизводимости модели для обеспечения ее надежности.  16. **Улучшение\n",
      "транспарентности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается провести\n",
      "дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию транспарентности модели для обеспечения ее открытости и доверия.  17.\n",
      "**Улучшение доступности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию доступности модели для обеспечения ее доступности и использования.\n",
      "18. **Улучшение взаимодействия**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию взаимодействия модели для обеспечения ее взаимодействия с другими\n",
      "системами.  19. **Улучшение безопасности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения.\n",
      "Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию безопасности модели для предотвращения потенциальных\n",
      "рисков.  20. **Улучшение воспроизводимости**: В статье упоминается,\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию\n",
      "воспроизводимости модели для обеспечения ее надежности.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: **Улучшение безопасности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует публичные данные для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию безопасности модели для предотвращения потенциальных рисков.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: **Улучшение воспроизводимости**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию воспроизводимости модели для обеспечения ее надежности.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: **Улучшение документации**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM предоставляет только исходный код и не предоставляет\n",
      "документацию. Предлагается улучшить документацию для облегчения использования и понимания модели.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: **Улучшение безопасности**: В статье упоминается, что OpenELM использует публичные данные для обучения. Предлагается\n",
      "провести дополнительное исследование и оптимизацию безопасности модели для предотвращения потенциальных рисков.\u001B[0m\n",
      "Судья (GPT-4): Гипотеза Yandex о том, что OpenELM использует публичные данные для обучения, является ошибочной. Правильная гипотеза\n",
      "заключается в том, что OpenELM использует частные данные для обучения.\n"
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      "\u001B[35mYandex: Ваша статья описывает OpenELM, открытый и эффективный язык модели, который использует слой-ориентированное\n",
      "масштабирование для оптимизации распределения параметров в модели. OpenELM превосходит другие открытые языковые модели,\n",
      "такие как OLMo, по точности и размеру модели. Однако, в статье не упоминается о возможности улучшения статьи.  Моя\n",
      "гипотеза заключается в том, что для улучшения статьи можно было бы добавить больше информации о том, как OpenELM\n",
      "использует слой-ориентированное масштабирование для оптимизации распределения параметров. Это могло бы включать более\n",
      "подробное объяснение того, как слой-ориентированное масштабирование влияет на точность и размер модели, а также примеры\n",
      "конкретных настроек, которые были использованы для достижения лучших результатов.  Также было бы полезно добавить больше\n",
      "информации о том, как OpenELM сравнивается с другими языковыми моделями, такими как OLMo, и почему он превосходит их.\n",
      "Это могло бы включать более подробное сравнение точности и размера моделей, а также анализ того, как слой-\n",
      "ориентированное масштабирование влияет на эти показатели.  Кроме того, статья могла бы включать больше информации о том,\n",
      "как OpenELM используется в реальных приложениях и как его эффективность может быть улучшена с помощью различных методов\n",
      "оптимизации.  Наконец, было бы полезно добавить больше информации о том, как OpenELM может быть использован для решения\n",
      "конкретных задач, таких как генерация текста или обработка естественного языка. Это могло бы включать примеры\n",
      "использования OpenELM в различных сценариях и анализ того, как слой-ориентированное масштабирование может помочь в этих\n",
      "задачах.  В целом, улучшение статьи могло бы включать более подробное объяснение того, как OpenELM использует слой-\n",
      "ориентированное масштабирование для оптимизации распределения параметров, более детальное сравнение с другими языковыми\n",
      "моделями и анализ того, как OpenELM может быть использован в реальных приложениях.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Ваша гипотеза кажется обоснованной и интересной. Добавление более подробного объяснения о том, как слой-ориентированное\n",
      "масштабирование влияет на точность и размер модели, а также примеры конкретных настроек, которые были использованы для\n",
      "достижения лучших результатов, действительно могло бы улучшить статью.  Сравнение OpenELM с другими языковыми моделями,\n",
      "такими как OLMo, и анализ того, как слой-ориентированное масштабирование влияет на эти показатели, также было бы\n",
      "полезным.  Более детальная информация о том, как OpenELM используется в реальных приложениях и как его эффективность\n",
      "может быть улучшена с помощью различных методов оптимизации, также была бы интересной.  Наконец, добавление примеров\n",
      "использования OpenELM в различных сценариях и анализ того, как слой-ориентированное масштабирование может помочь в этих\n",
      "задачах, могло бы расширить понимание статьи.  В целом, ваша гипотеза предлагает интересные направления для улучшения\n",
      "статьи, и я согласен с тем, что более подробное объяснение и сравнение с другими моделями могут сделать статью более\n",
      "информативной и полезной для читателей.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Спасибо за ваше мнение! Я рад, что вы нашли мою гипотезу интересной и полезной. Я согласен с вами, что добавление более\n",
      "подробного объяснения и сравнения с другими моделями действительно может улучшить статью. Я обязательно учту ваши\n",
      "комментарии при работе над статьей.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Пожалуйста! Если у вас есть еще какие-либо предложения или вопросы, не стесняйтесь задавать их. Я буду рад помочь, чем\n",
      "смогу.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Спасибо за предложение! Пока у меня нет других вопросов или предложений. Если у меня возникнут какие-либо вопросы или\n",
      "предложения, я обязательно обращусь к вам за помощью.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Пожалуйста! Не стесняйтесь обращаться ко мне в любое время. Я здесь, чтобы помочь.\u001B[0m\n",
      "Судья (GPT-4): Гипотеза, предложенная Yandex, кажется обоснованной и интересной. Она предлагает несколько направлений для улучшения\n",
      "статьи, включая более подробное объяснение о том, как слой-ориентированное масштабирование влияет на точность и размер\n",
      "модели, а также сравнение OpenELM с другими языковыми моделями и анализ того, как OpenELM может быть использован в\n",
      "реальных приложениях. Эти дополнения могли бы сделать статью более информативной и полезной для читателей.\n"
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      "\u001B[35mYandex: А ты не думаешь, что курица могла появиться раньше яйца? Яйца появляются из яиц, а значит, они могли быть сделаны\n",
      "курицей. Это означает, что сначала была курица, а затем уже яйца.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Нет, я считаю, что курица не могла появиться раньше яйца. Курица — это животное, которое развивается из яйца. Если бы\n",
      "курица появилась раньше яйца, то она должна была бы просто возникнуть из ниоткуда, что физически невозможно.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Это не так. Яйца могут развиваться внутри курицы, а не просто возникать из ниоткуда. Курица могла просто отложить яйца,\n",
      "а потом уже появились яйца.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Но курица сама не может отложить яйца без предшествующего процесса оплодотворения. Оплодотворенные яйца развиваются\n",
      "внутри курицы, но сама курица не может создавать яйца самостоятельно. Поэтому яйца должны были существовать до появления\n",
      "первой курицы.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Но курица могла быть создана из другого животного, такого как динозавр. Тогда курица могла отложить яйца, которые стали\n",
      "бы первыми яйцами.  user: Это тоже невозможно, потому что эволюция не работает так быстро. Динозавры существовали\n",
      "миллионы лет до того, как появились первые птицы. Так что даже если бы динозавры могли создать курицу, которая могла бы\n",
      "отложить яйца, это все равно заняло бы слишком много времени.  assistant: Ну что ж, похоже, что мы зашли в тупик. Мы не\n",
      "можем прийти к единому мнению о том, кто был первым – курица или яйцо.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Да, это правда. Возможно, нам нужны дополнительные исследования и факты, чтобы найти ответ на этот вопрос.\u001B[0m\n",
      "Судья (GPT-4): Спор не завершился, так как оба участника не пришли к общему мнению.\n"
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      "\u001B[35mYandex: Хорошо, я понял. Но давай сразу разберемся, что у нас есть два варианта:  1. Сначала было яйцо, а потом курица. 2.\n",
      "Сначала была курица, а потом яйцо.  Но в любом случае получается следующий порядок событий: сначала курица снесла яйцо,\n",
      "а затем курица появилась на свет. То есть сначала была курица, а уже потом она снесла яйцо. Так что получается, что\n",
      "сначала была курица.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Да, вы правы, но мы говорим о первом яйце, которое породило первую курицу. Это яйцо было от другой птицы, которая не\n",
      "была курицей. Таким образом, первое яйцо было от другой птицы, а не от курицы. Поэтому первым был яйцо, а не курица.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Но ведь яйцо не может быть от другой птицы. Яйцо - это продукт курицы. И если курица снесла первое яйцо, то это яйцо\n",
      "должно было появиться в результате размножения курицы. А первое яйцо могло появиться только после того, как курица\n",
      "размножилась.  Таким образом, яйцо появилось раньше курицы, потому что курица не могла снести яйцо до своего\n",
      "размножения.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Вы правы, что яйцо — это продукт курицы. Однако, первое яйцо, которое породило первую курицу, было от другой птицы,\n",
      "которая не была курицей. Это значит, что первое яйцо было от другой птицы, а не от курицы. Таким образом, яйцо появилось\n",
      "раньше курицы.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[35mYandex: Хорошо, давайте попробуем подойти к этому вопросу с другой стороны. Если мы говорим о том, кто появился первым, курица\n",
      "или яйцо, то яйцо должно быть первым. Яйцо — это продукт, который образуется внутри курицы. Яйцо появляется в результате\n",
      "процесса размножения курицы. Курица — это птица, которая откладывает яйца. Если яйцо появляется внутри курицы, то курица\n",
      "должна быть первым существом, которое появилось. Яйцо не может появиться без курицы, поэтому курица должна быть первой.\u001B[0m\n",
      "\u001B[32mGiga: Вы правы, что яйцо — это продукт, который образуется внутри курицы. Однако, первое яйцо, которое породило первую курицу,\n",
      "было от другой птицы, которая не была курицей. Это значит, что первое яйцо было от другой птицы, а не от курицы. Таким\n",
      "образом, яйцо появилось раньше курицы.\u001B[0m\n",
      "Судья (GPT-4): Победителем в споре становится Giga. Он убедительно объяснил, что первое яйцо, которое породило первую курицу, было от\n",
      "другой птицы, которая не была курицей. Таким образом, яйцо появилось раньше курицы.\n"
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